Renewable diesel (HVO) stations in Spain

HVO, or renewable diesel, is a paraffinic diesel made from used cooking oils, animal fats and vegetable residues treated with hydrogen, rather than the methyl ester chemistry of biodiesel. Any diesel engine approved to the EN 15940 standard takes it with no modification, and most manufacturers approve their recent models, but the handbook or the filler cap is what settles it before your first fill.

1,618 stations across 50 provinces, from the reading on 19 Oct 2026. The map on this page shows them all, and the province list breaks down the total.

The Spanish median is 2.079 €/l: the cheapest station asks 1.679 €/l and the dearest 2.499 €/l.

By province, in Granada (2.025 €/l), Lleida (2.045 €/l) and Zaragoza (2.047 €/l). The Canary Islands are taxed differently and are listed separately, so that prices that are not comparable do not get mixed.

At today's median of 2.079 €/l, filling 50 litres costs 103.95 €. At the cheapest station it would be 83.95 € and at the dearest 124.95 €.

You pay by the litre, exactly as for ordinary diesel, and it comes out of the same kind of pump: on a Spanish forecourt look for the XTL label inside a diamond. The Spanish median today is 2.079 €/l, so filling 50 litres costs 103.95 €.

The Ministry publishes the file several times a day and this site reads it every 30 minutes: the last reading of the 1,618 stations with HVO is from 19 Oct 2026. Every price on the page carries its own timestamp.