Fundación Repsol invites you to the event of presentation of the startups selected in the 13th Call of the Entrepreneurs Fund Repsol Foundation.

At Fundación Repsol we have been supporting, through our accelerator, innovative technological startups that provide solutions to the challenges of the energy transition for more than 13 years. Since 2011 we have accelerated 77 innovative startups out of more than 6,000 startups evaluated, with a survival rate of 70%, which have developed more than 950 prototypes, have registered more than 200 patents and have obtained more than 450 million euros of public and private financing

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To ensure a representative sample of the Spanish population, a total of 1,503 people ranging from 18 to 65 years of age were selected, all of whom actively participated in the project. The interview was the chosen methodology used to collect the data, conducted by means of an online questionnaire. 

Conclusions of the report

For greater clarity and understanding, the results of the study were organized around three main themes: awareness of the emissions problem; awareness of solutions or new technologies; and the consequences this all has on purchase decisions. Below, we delve deeper into some of the most eye-opening conclusions that could prove to be of great significance for the future of sustainable mobility in the short term. 

1. About emissions-related problems.

The data collected in the study indicates that people’s level of awareness regarding greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere by the transport sector and their consequences on climate change is quite high.

• 8 out of 10 people claim to be very or quite aware of CO₂ emissions in transport.
• Young people do not appear to be more aware of this than the rest of the population.

These, however, are positive figures that seem to contradict the lack of awareness that those interviewed appear to have regarding the emissions problem.