Raven SR, a renewable fuels company, has received recognition for its waste-to-hydrogen production facility in Zaragoza, Spain. The project has been declared as 'A Project and Investment of Regional Autonomous Interest' by the Regional Ministry of Aragón, signifying its importance for the region's economic and social growth. Scheduled for operation by 2026, this facility will utilize innovative Steam/CO2 Reforming technology to convert organic waste into 75 kg of transport-grade hydrogen per ton of waste, totaling around 1.8M kg annually. This initiative not only promotes sustainability but also aligns with Aragón's commitment to advancing innovative technologies. Raven SR's technology, which converts organic waste and landfill gas to hydrogen and synthetic fuels, stands out for its energy efficiency and low carbon intensity. The company's goal is to reduce landfill waste, lower transportation emissions, and enhance local renewable fuel production. Supported by the European Commission and receiving financial aid from the Spanish government, Raven SR aims to lead the way in emissions-free fuel production, utilizing local waste resources. With an emphasis on reducing reliance on traditional energy sources and promoting a greener future, the facility in Zaragoza represents a significant step towards a sustainable and innovative energy landscape.