Several companies have announced the launch of a feasibility study to explore the potential of a novel project focusing on sustainable waste recycling and circular hydrogen production. The project aims to utilize Plagazi's patented technology to convert non-recyclable waste into circular hydrogen through a plasma gasification process. This innovative approach not only captures greenhouse gas emissions but also has the potential to significantly reduce carbon emissions for companies within and outside the municipality. The feasibility study, scheduled between May and October 2024, will include site selection, technical analysis, and economic assessment, with each partner contributing resources and expertise. The initiative is seen as a crucial step towards promoting local industry and supporting the climate transition. Stakeholders, including Alleima, Gästrike återvinnare, and Mackmyra Bruk, express optimism about the project's potential to enhance sustainability efforts, reduce carbon emissions, and foster circular waste solutions. The study will culminate in a detailed report outlining the planned plant, waste supply, hydrogen sales, carbon capture and storage, logistics, and economic viability of the project. Plagazi's Chief Commercial Officer highlights the environmental and economic benefits of their technology, emphasizing the joint effort's potential to drive significant positive change. The project aligns with the Forsbacka business area's focus on circular economy practices, showcasing a cohesive approach towards sustainability. Overall, the initiative seeks to address pressing environmental challenges, promote green technology, and advance towards achieving climate goals.