+0.030vs the Spain median · 2.079 €/l
Renewable diesel (HVO) stations in Cuenca
12 stations in 8 towns · median 2.109 €/l ·
All HVO stations in Cuenca12
- Repsol · Carretera CUV8306 km 6,6 · Atalaya del Cañavate
- Repsol · Autovia A-3 km 71,9 · Belinchón
- Moeve · Autovia A-3 km 224 · Castillejo de Iniesta
- Repsol · Carretera A-3, 225 · Castillejo de Iniesta
- Galp · N-III km 159,900 · Castillo de Garcimuñoz
- Moeve · Autovia A-3 km 161,9 · Castillo de Garcimuñoz
- Moeve · Autovia A-3 km 162,1 · Castillo de Garcimuñoz
- Repsol · Carretera N-320 km 136,5 · Cuenca
- Repsol · Calle San Isidro, 67 · La Alberca de Záncara
- Repsol · Calle Camino Real Alto, 1 · Mota del Cuervo
- Repsol · Calle Camino Real Bajo, 27 · Mota del Cuervo
- Petronor · Carretera N-320, 56 · Villanueva de la Jara
There are 12 stations selling HVO in Cuenca, in 8 towns and under 4 brands. The provincial median is 2.109 €/l, 1.4 % above the Spanish median of 2.079 €/l.
The cheapest today is Galp, in Castillo de Garcimuñoz, at 2.034 €/l. Prices run from 2.034 to 2.132 €/l, a spread of 0.098 €/l.
Price history
CuencaTowns in Cuenca with Renewable diesel (HVO)
8 towns- Castillo de Garcimuñoz3
- Castillejo de Iniesta2
- Mota del Cuervo2
- Atalaya del Cañavate1
- Belinchón1
- Cuenca1
- La Alberca de Záncara1
- Villanueva de la Jara1
Guides about Renewable diesel (HVO)
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Roads in Cuenca with Renewable diesel (HVO)
Renewable diesel (HVO) brands in Cuenca
Neighbouring provinces
How the price is moving
The week closes higher: 0.020 €/l more than seven days ago, up 0.9 %. The month leaves the provincial median 0.036 €/l lower, a fall of 1.7 %.
Diesel costs 1.949 €/l here, 0.160 €/l less than HVO.
Open all night: 4 stations of the 12 in Cuenca, the ones that work for a night stop.
The middle half of the stations in Cuenca sits between 2.065 and 2.122 €/l.
The dearest is Moeve, in Castillo de Garcimuñoz, at 2.132 €/l: 0.023 €/l above the provincial median.
Choosing the cheapest instead of a station on the median saves 0.075 €/l: around 3.75 € on 50 litres.
Where to fill up
The heaviest concentration is in Castillo de Garcimuñoz (3), Castillejo de Iniesta (2) and Mota del Cuervo (2).
On the road network, the stops cluster on the A-3 (11), the N-420 (9) and the N-301 (8).
The brands with the widest presence here are Repsol (7), Moeve (3) and Galp (1).
The cheapest town is Mota del Cuervo (2.055 €/l) and the dearest Castillo de Garcimuñoz (2.132 €/l).
Cross into Albacete and the median drops to 2.059 €/l, 0.050 €/l below Cuenca.
Frequently asked questions about HVO in Cuenca
How much does HVO cost in Cuenca today?
The Cuenca median comes from 12 stations with HVO and stands at 2.109 €/l, from the reading taken on 19 Oct 2026. The cheapest asks 2.034 €/l and the dearest 2.132 €/l.
Which is the cheapest HVO station in Cuenca?
Today it is Galp, in Castillo de Garcimuñoz, at 2.034 €/l: 0.075 €/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 Cuenca than in the rest of Spain?
Yes. The Cuenca median is 2.109 €/l against 2.079 €/l for Spain: a gap of 1.4 %.
Which towns in Cuenca have HVO?
8 towns in the province. The ones with most stations are Castillo de Garcimuñoz (3), Castillejo de Iniesta (2) and Mota del Cuervo (2); the rest are in the full list on this page.
Is it worth driving to another town for HVO in Cuenca?
Between the provincial median (2.109 €/l) and Mota del Cuervo (2.055 €/l) there is 0.054 €/l, around 2.70 € on 50 litres. That is the most a detour can save; the distance decides whether it pays.
Are there 24-hour HVO stations in Cuenca?
Round the clock: 4 stations of the 12 with HVO in Cuenca. The "Open now" pill on each listing works it out in local time. They are Repsol in Castillejo de Iniesta (Carretera A-3, 225), Repsol in Cuenca (Carretera N-320 km 136,5), Moeve in Castillejo de Iniesta (Autovia A-3 km 224) and Moeve in Castillo de Garcimuñoz (Autovia A-3 km 161,9).
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 Cuenca: 12 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 Cuenca you will find it at 12 stations, with a median of 2.109 €/l.