+0.030vs the Spain median · 2.079 €/l
Renewable diesel (HVO) stations in Álava
16 stations in 8 towns · median 2.109 €/l ·
All HVO stations in Álava16
- Repsol · Autovia N-1 km 358 · Arrazua-Ubarrundia
- ADS · Calle Deida, 6 · Asparrena
- Repsol · Carretera N-124 km 35 · Labastida
- Petronor · Calle Areta, 2 · Llodio
- Eess Dyneff · Avenida Alava, 12 · Ribera Baja
- Petronor · Au AP-68, 63,5 · Ribera Baja
- Petronor · Au AP-68, 63 D · Ribera Baja
- Moeve · Calle Poligono Okiturri, 4 · San Millán
- Petronor · Calle Betoño, 1 · Vitoria-Gasteiz
- Petronor · Calle Avenida Huetos, 81 · Vitoria-Gasteiz
- Repsol · Calle Portal de Castilla, 32 · Vitoria-Gasteiz
- Repsol · Calle Portal de Elorriaga, 17 · Vitoria-Gasteiz
- Repsol · Carretera N-1, 350,5 · Vitoria-Gasteiz
- Repsol · Carretera N-1, 350,5 · Vitoria-Gasteiz
- Petronor · Au AP-68, 36 · Zuia
- Repsol · Au AP-68, 36 · Zuia
There are 16 stations selling HVO in Álava, in 8 towns and under 5 brands. Filling up here costs 1.4 % more than the national median: 2.109 €/l against 2.079 €/l.
The cheapest today is Moeve, in San Millán, at 1.923 €/l. There is 0.576 €/l between the cheapest and the dearest: 1.923 to 2.499 €/l.
Price history
ÁlavaTowns in Álava with Renewable diesel (HVO)
8 towns- Vitoria-Gasteiz6
- Ribera Baja3
- Zuia2
- Arrazua-Ubarrundia1
- Asparrena1
- Labastida1
- Llodio1
- San Millán1
Guides about Renewable diesel (HVO)
- HVO in Spain: can you use renewable diesel in a hire car?
HVO100 renewable diesel is spreading fast in Spain. How to tell if your car is approved, what the XTL pump label means and what to ask the rental company.
Roads in Álava with Renewable diesel (HVO)
Renewable diesel (HVO) brands in Álava
Neighbouring provinces
How the price is moving
A week on, the price has stayed at 2.109 €/l. The month leaves the provincial median 0.046 €/l lower, a fall of 2.2 %.
Diesel costs 1.971 €/l here, 0.138 €/l less than HVO.
Open all night: 7 stations of the 16 in Álava, the ones that work for a night stop.
The middle half of the stations in Álava sits between 2.103 and 2.131 €/l.
The dearest is Eess Dyneff, in Ribera Baja, at 2.499 €/l: 0.390 €/l above the provincial median.
Paying the median rather than the minimum costs 9.30 € more per 50 litres, at 0.186 €/l.
Where to fill up
The heaviest concentration is in Vitoria-Gasteiz (6), Ribera Baja (3) and Zuia (2).
For through traffic, the A-1 (9), the N-1 (8) and the N-240 (5) carry most of the HVO stations in the province.
By brand, the ones with most stations are Repsol (7), Petronor (6) and Moeve (1).
Between towns, San Millán posts the lowest median (1.923 €/l) and Vitoria-Gasteiz the highest (2.132 €/l).
Cross into Navarra and the median drops to 2.057 €/l, 0.052 €/l below Álava.
Frequently asked questions about HVO in Álava
How much does HVO cost in Álava today?
The Álava median comes from 16 stations with HVO and stands at 2.109 €/l, from the reading taken on 19 Oct 2026. The cheapest asks 1.923 €/l and the dearest 2.499 €/l.
Which is the cheapest HVO station in Álava?
Today it is Moeve, in San Millán, at 1.923 €/l: 0.186 €/l below the provincial median. The order changes every time the Ministry publishes new prices, so the list above overrides this answer.
Is HVO dearer in Álava than in the rest of Spain?
Yes. The Álava median is 2.109 €/l against 2.079 €/l for Spain: a gap of 1.4 %.
Which towns in Álava have HVO?
8 towns in the province. The ones with most stations are Vitoria-Gasteiz (6), Ribera Baja (3) and Zuia (2); the rest are in the full list on this page.
Is it worth driving to another town for HVO in Álava?
Between the provincial median (2.109 €/l) and San Millán (1.923 €/l) there is 0.186 €/l, around 9.30 € on 50 litres. That is the most a detour can save; the distance decides whether it pays.
Are there 24-hour HVO stations in Álava?
Round the clock: 7 stations of the 16 with HVO in Álava. The "Open now" pill on each listing works it out in local time. The cheapest of them today: Moeve in San Millán (Calle Poligono Okiturri, 4), ADS in Asparrena (Calle Deida, 6) and Petronor in Ribera Baja (Au AP-68, 63 D).
What exactly is HVO?
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. In Álava: 16 stations, with a median of 2.109 €/l.
Which vehicles can use HVO?
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. In Álava you will find it at 16 stations, with a median of 2.109 €/l.