Marcos López has taken over as president of the Reganosa Group, succeeding Roberto Tojeiro, who is stepping down after fulfilling his commitments and achieving the objectives of his interim term. The outgoing president will continue to serve on the company’s board of directors, of which the incoming president has been a member since 2010.
When Roberto Tojeiro took over as chairman of Reganosa in 2023, he launched a three-year roadmap and set himself the goal of further expanding and diversifying the company on a solid footing. Today, the company is 46 per cent more international than it was then; it has overcome regulatory threats, streamlined its operations and adapted its structure and governance to the current environment.
During the period 2023–2026, Reganosa has added Australia and ten other countries to the list of countries where it has operated infrastructure or provided services, bringing the total to 35 nations across five continents.
The group’s investments during this period have reached 157 million euros, notably including the acquisition of a 25 per cent stake in Musel E-Hub, the incorporation into Reganosa Holdco of the 15 per cent stake in Regasificadora del Noroeste S.A. previously held by Sojitz, the purchase of Saltos del Cinca from Plenium Partners and Bankinter, and the installation of the BOG (boil-off gas) compressor at the Mugardos terminal, a project which has enabled the Spanish gas system to make progress in terms of security of supply, energy independence and environmental sustainability.
Throughout this chairmanship, Reganosa has developed and updated its renewable energy projects, whilst consolidating the new energy hub in the north-west of the Iberian Peninsula, with centres in Mugardos and Gijón. It has also introduced a bioLNG supply service for ships and tankers. Furthermore, it has entered the green energy generation sector with its own assets.
Furthermore, during the period now drawing to a close, the company has enhanced its digital capabilities, launched a 360-degree energy efficiency platform for industries and households (OIIO), renewed two-thirds of its management team and, in partnership with dss+ (formerly Dupont), driven forward a safety transformation plan.
The period 2023–2026 has also been marked by the Supreme Court’s final approval of the administrative procedures for the Mugardos Energy Terminal, a project whose project finance has just been fully repaid.
This period will also be remembered for the company’s 25th anniversary celebrations, which in 2024 served to highlight some of Reganosa’s contributions to Galicia: facilitating the supply of 350 terawatt-hours of energy to the autonomous community on favourable terms, bringing the first cargo to the port of Ferrol, contributing 118 million euros in taxes and duties, enabling the roll-out of renewable energy and the operation of combined-cycle power stations, ensuring security of supply, making life easier for families, operating half a thousand ships and 70,000 tanker lorries, and bolstering the competitiveness of companies employing 15,000 people.
During this presidency, marked by numerous milestones, Roberto Tojeiro worked in tandem with Reganosa’s managing director, Rodrigo Díaz, who will now team up with Marcos López, thereby reinforcing the guarantee of continuity for the project.
About Marcos López
The seventh chairman in Reganosa’s history knows the company inside out. In fact, he has been associated with it since its inception and is the longest-serving director, after Roberto Tojeiro. Since 2020, he has also been a member of the holding company’s executive committee and chairs the board’s Appointments and Remuneration Committee.
Marcos López (A Coruña, 1962) has a long and distinguished career, primarily focused on strategic planning, corporate development and investment banking. Not surprisingly, between 1999 and 2025 he was Head of Capital Markets at Inditex, whilst in the ten years prior to that he had built his career in the financial sector at First National Bank of Chicago, Research Associates and the Securities and Stock Exchange Division of Banco Bilbao Vizcaya, carrying out significant transactions involving Endesa, EDP, Repsol, Red Eléctrica and Iberdrola, amongst others.
The incoming chairman holds an MBA from IE University Business School (Madrid) and a degree in Law from the University of Alcalá. He has also completed postgraduate courses on the regulation and operation of electricity systems at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland). He has also participated as an organiser and speaker at the IESE Business School’s energy sector conferences.
About Reganosa
Reganosa is a global energy company with its roots in Galicia, focused on improving the well-being of society and the competitiveness of businesses, primarily through infrastructure and energy solutions that are economically, socially and environmentally sustainable. The group has a presence in 35 countries and operates or oversees assets essential to security of supply across five continents; it is a global leader in energy infrastructure management; it owns and operates the liquefied natural gas terminal in Galicia (in Mugardos, A Coruña); and it holds a 25 per cent stake in the Musel E-Hub in Gijón (Asturias). It also owns Saltos del Cinca, three hydroelectric power stations in Aragón. Furthermore, it promotes projects in energy storage, renewables, the circular economy, green hydrogen, energy efficiency and digitalisation.
