Press Releases


Galp and Northvolt name Manuel de Sousa Martins as CEO of Aurora Lithium joint venture - <ul> <li>Sousa Martins was previously the CEO of Secil Portugal, where he continued to accumulate extensive experience managing large-scale industrial projects</li> </ul>
ANA-Vinci, Galp, CaetanoBus and Mitsui assess green H2 potential to cut airport emissions - <ul> <li>The project will evaluate replacing traditional combustion engine buses and airport operation vehicles by a green hydrogen, fuel cell electric based fleet</li> <li>The partners will look at the most appropriate location, vehicles to consider, the H2 production and distribution strategy, regulations, and business models</li> <li>A decision on whether to proceed further with the project is expected to be taken before year-end</li> </ul>
Second quarter and first half 2022 results -
Galp takes full ownership of Titan solar -
Galp selects MVRDV to develop the new Innovation District in Matosinhos - <ul> <li><strong>International competition was won by the Dutch architecture studio MVRDV, a world-renowned urban planners office with emblematic projects in countries as diverse as the United States, France, Germany, the Netherlands or China. </strong></li> <li><strong>MVRDV project to regenerate the land of the former Matosinhos Refinery was selected by Galp with the support of a panel of highly qualified experts in projects, with a focus on social, economic and environmental impacts. </strong></li> <li><strong>MVRDV and Matosinhos-based OODA are collaborating on this project with LOLA, Thornton Tomasetti, A400 and LiveWork. Together they can boast a wealth of experience worldwide in architecture, urban planning and engineering.</strong></li> </ul>
Galp offsets all of Rock in Rio’s CO2 emissions - <ul> <li>As the main sponsor of Rock in Rio, Galp will support the carbon sequestration project in Portugal&rsquo;s Paiva Walkways and the CO2 emission reduction project and promotion of sustainable development in Africa</li> <li>The investment of over 150 thousand euros in these certified projects offsets twice as much as Rock in Rio&#39;s carbon emissions, estimated to be around 7,000* tons of CO2</li> </ul>
Galp and World Economic Forum energy partners unite against cyber-attacks - <ul> <li><strong>World Economic Forum&rsquo;s Cyber Resilience in Oil and Gas Initiative sets<br /> industry-wide principles to build-up common defenses against cyber-crime</strong></li> <li><strong>Move towards digitalization increases exposure to cyber-risks</strong></li> </ul>
Galp tops 1GW of solar power in production with four new photovoltaic plants in Spain - <ul> <li>Start of production of solar PV plants in Chiprana, near Zaragoza, and Alcázar de San Juan, near Ciudad Real, lifts Galp&#39;s solar capacity in production to 1.2 GW<br /> &nbsp;</li> <li>The combined output of the four plants, with a total capacity of 200 MW, will avoid the emission of around 54 kton of CO2 to the atmosphere</li> </ul>
Galp secures additional 4.8 GWp of renewable power projects and expands into wind in Brazil - <ul> <li>Galp&rsquo;s renewable energy development projects portfolio now totals 9.6 GW across Brazil, Spain, and Portugal, adding size and optionality to its growth ambitions</li> <li>Agreements with SER Energia and Casa dos Ventos provide access to a selection of attractive photovoltaic and wind projects spread through nine Brazilian states</li> </ul>
Galp launches program with 50 traineeships for people displaced by the war in Ukraine - <ul> <li>The Galp Integration Program welcomes professionals who were impacted by the war in Ukraine and offers them new career opportunities in several areas</li> <li>This program offers traineeships with a duration of up to one year with positions in the ar-eas of Engineering, Data Analysis, IT, Finance, Economics and Management, Accounting, Petrophysics and Earth Sciences, Energy and Law</li> <li>The program includes health insurance for the household, assistance in the inclusion of children in the education system and support for their integration in Portugal</li> </ul>
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