Interpipe delivered 350 tons of pipes for a biodiesel plant in Spain.

Pipe delivery for the new plant in Spain

According to ТСН: The Ukrainian company 'Interpipe' has completed the supply of line pipes for the construction of a biodiesel production plant in southern Spain. The delivery volume amounted to 350 tons of pipes with diameters ranging from 203.2 mm to 355.6 mm, which comply with the ASTM A-106 GR 6 standard. These pipes will be used for the construction of a pipeline that will transport fuel to the new plant, where second-generation biodiesel will be produced using used cooking oil and agricultural waste.

Thus, 'Interpipe' continues to expand its 'green supplies' to Europe.

Decarbonization in the European market

The company's sales manager for pipe markets in Europe, Jorge Ruiz, noted that decarbonization has become an important trend in this market.

'More and more global energy companies are launching 'green' projects in renewable energy and alternative fuels. We are constantly looking for new niches and working on developing new products to meet our clients' growing needs. 'Interpipe' will also participate in the next stages of the construction of this plant,' he emphasized.

About 'Interpipe'

'Interpipe' is a manufacturer of steel pipes and railway products. The company's products are supplied to more than 50 countries around the world through a network of trading offices in key regions, including the Middle East, North America, and Europe. In 2024, the company sold 511 thousand tons of pipe products and 115 thousand tons of railway products, sold under the KLW brand.

The total number of 'Interpipe' employees is about 9,500. Among them, 1,070 serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other law enforcement agencies.

In 2024, the company transferred a record 5.5 billion UAH in taxes and fees to budgets at all levels.

The delivery of pipes for the new plant in Spain is part of 'Interpipe's' efforts to promote the transition to environmentally friendly technologies. In the context of increasing demand for alternative fuels, such projects are becoming increasingly important for the European energy market. 'Interpipe' demonstrates not only its ability to meet the needs of international partners but also active involvement in global environmental initiatives.