Raven SR has received recognition for its waste-to-hydrogen production facility in Zaragoza, Spain, being declared an investment of regional interest by the Government of Aragón. This status, granted to projects deemed crucial for economic and social development, allows for streamlined administrative processes. The project, set to be the first of its kind in Europe, aims to produce 75 kg of transport-grade hydrogen per ton of organic waste, totaling around 1.8 million kg annually, by the expected operational year of 2026. CEO Matt Murdock expressed gratitude for the opportunity to lead this innovative initiative in Spain, highlighting the importance of sustainable technologies. Raven SR's proprietary technology utilizes a non-combustion process to convert organic waste and landfill gas into hydrogen and synthetic fuels, boasting higher efficiency and lower energy consumption compared to traditional methods. The company's commitment to environmental sustainability is further supported by its goal to minimize grid reliance through onsite power generation. Backed by the European Commission and government grants totaling €3.8 million, Raven SR is poised to drive renewable energy production and waste management in the region, aligning with the broader objectives of the Hydrogen Valleys initiative across Europe.