The property, located in the El Crispín Industrial Estate (La Robla), is valued at €12M and has an area of 49,750 m²2, of those who nearly 3,000 m2 will be allocated to offices
It will consist of a laboratory, technical office, storage and pre-assembly space, and a testing workshop to drive continuous improvements in the field of green synthetic fuels.
It will be a key space to house the technical staff dedicated to supervising the work, and for storage and pre-assembly during the construction of La Robla Green
During operation, it will provide support to La Robla and Villadangos Green as administrative offices, a technical workshop, spare parts storage space, and a testing laboratory.
Madrid, April 15, 2026. Reolum, a company that conceives, develops and invests in innovative projects to drive decarbonization and advance the energy transition, has just announce the acquisition of a strategic industrial building located in the El Crispín Industrial Park in La Robla, which will become his new innovation center and technical reference office.
This operation represents a new milestone within the company's industrial roadmap, aimed at strengthening its innovation capacity and promoting continuous improvement processes in the development of green synthetic fuels worldwide.
The property, valued at 12 million euros, has a total area of 49,750 m², of which approximately 3,000 m² will be allocated to technical offices. This new location will allow Reolum to centralize local talent, accelerate innovation, and implement continuous improvement processes in the execution of its strategic projects.
The complex It will house a laboratory, a technical office, and a testing workshop., establishing itself as a key hub for driving technological advancements in the field of synthetic fuels. innovation center It will seek to promote the development of new decarbonization solutions, their improvement, and the optimization of industrial processes.
For Yann Dumont, CEO and Vice President of Reolum “This acquisition represents a natural step within our industrial strategy. It's not just about acquiring a new asset, but about to strengthen already mature technical capabilities by applying greater innovation at a key moment for the company. With this new center, we are deepening our Ability to develop, test and optimize solutions in the field of green synthetic fuels, This will further consolidate a space that integrates local talent, technology, and industrial execution, reinforcing our commitment to Castile and León. These facilities will be fundamental both in the construction phase and in the operation of our projects, allowing us to improve the efficiency, coordination, and reliability of our plants.”.
Additionally, The ship will play a fundamental role during the construction phase of the La Robla projects., serving as a base for the technical staff in charge of supervising the works, as well as a logistical space for storage and pre-assembly.
With this acquisition, Reolum reinforces its commitment to sustainable industrial development and takes a decisive step in consolidating its strategy of growth, positioning itself as a key player in the energy transition.
About Reolum
Reolum conceives, develops, and invests in innovative projects to drive decarbonization and advance the energy transition. Green e-methanol represents a major commitment by the company to a new product. premium of decarbonization, due to its versatility and sustainability, in the form of fuel for maritime transport, as an intermediate product for the production of SAF -the renewable aviation fuel- or in its historical use as a chemical product and raw material for hundreds of everyday products.
Reolum's projects also present a series of differentiating characteristics compared to others currently on the market for the following reasons: integration of biogenic CO₂ into e-methanol production, either in the same industrial complex or directly connected to it; production of top-quality green e-methanol with a minimal carbon footprint, potentially even achieving a negative footprint at source; and a financial structure through Project Finance, This allows medium-sized companies, and not just large corporations, to access highly capital-intensive hydrogen projects.
Additionally, all the projects bring significant social value to the regions where they are implemented, making use of underutilized rural resources and prioritizing Just Transition Zones, which need support to adapt to new energy paradigms. Finally, they demonstrate a strong commitment to talent and innovation, attracting leading technology companies, engineering firms, and construction companies, who find new market opportunities in these projects thanks to the learning curve in which Reolum is investing.
Founded in 2019 by Fernando Muñoz and Yann Dumont, it has a multidisciplinary team of more than 40 professionals with extensive experience in the execution and development of energy, biomass, sustainability and finance projects, dedicated to transforming energy generation and consumption from a profitable and sustainable perspective.