REOLUM, a Spanish company focusing on decarbonization solutions, has awarded Técnicas Reunidas and Siemens Energy the engineering design for a groundbreaking project in La Robla, Spain. The project aims to establish one of Europe's largest green methanol plants with a production capacity of 140,000 tons per year. By combining biogenic carbon from biomass with renewable hydrogen, the plant will produce e-methanol, vital for reducing emissions in maritime and aviation sectors. The consortium, which includes Siemens Energy, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Johnson Matthey, and Técnicas Reunidas, will leverage their expertise in decarbonization to push the boundaries of e-methanol production technologies. The specific roles within the project, from renewable hydrogen units to biogenic carbon capture, highlight a comprehensive approach to sustainable methanol production. The project aligns with Técnicas Reunidas' strategy for decarbonization and is supported by the Spanish Ministry for Ecological Transition through significant funding. This initiative not only marks a milestone in sustainable energy transition but also signifies a proactive step towards reducing carbon emissions in high-impact sectors. The project's recognition and financial support reflect a collective effort to drive innovation and sustainability in the energy industry.