Eni, in collaboration with MAIRE and Iren, is embarking on a project at the Sannazzaro de' Burgondi refinery in Pavia, Italy, to establish a circular methanol and hydrogen production plant. The plant will utilize NextChem's NX CircularTM technology to convert non-recyclable waste into synthesis gas, enabling the production of up to 110,000 tons of circular methanol and 1,500 tons of circular hydrogen annually. These products will serve as sustainable alternatives for various sectors, including maritime transportation and refinery processes. The initiative not only addresses the need for green mobility and clean energy but also aligns with efforts towards decarbonization. The circular methanol, meeting the EU Renewable Energy Directive standards for Recycled Carbon Fuels, offers an innovative approach to reducing carbon emissions, while the circular hydrogen contributes to lowering CO2 emissions in different applications. Moreover, the project emphasizes efficiency by recovering inert granulate for use in the cement industry, further supporting decarbonization efforts. By maximizing the use of existing infrastructure and technical expertise at the refinery site, the project aims to optimize costs and promote a circular economy model. Overall, the collaboration between Eni, MAIRE, and Iren underscores a positive outlook on integrating advanced technologies for sustainable fuel production and enhancing environmental performance in the energy sector.