MET Development (MAIRE), in partnership with Eni and Iren Ambiente, is embarking on a groundbreaking project to establish a circular methanol and hydrogen production plant at Eni's refinery in Sannazzaro de' Burgondi, Italy. This initiative involves the innovative NX CircularTM technology developed by NEXTCHEM (MAIRE's technology unit), which enables the conversion of non-recyclable waste into synthesis gas for sustainable fuel and chemical production. The plant's impressive capacity will yield 110,000 tons of circular methanol annually, offering a promising solution for decarbonizing the maritime sector. Additionally, it will produce 1,500 tons of circular hydrogen per year, contributing to reduced CO2 emissions in refinery processes and sustainable mobility applications. The project's environmental benefits extend further with the recovery of 33,000 tons of inert granulate per year for use in the cement industry, supporting decarbonization efforts in that sector. By aligning with EU Renewable Energy Directive standards for Recycled Carbon Fuels (RCF), the circular methanol produced at the plant offers an effective approach to lowering carbon emissions. The collaborative effort between MAIRE, Eni, and Iren underscores a commitment to sustainability and energy transition. Fabio Fritelli, NEXTCHEM's Managing Director, highlighted the project's significance in advancing environmental sustainability while fostering economic growth. The integration of environmentally friendly fuels into Italian ports positions them as early adopters of global regulatory requirements, supported by the environmentally conscious solutions enabled by the NX CircularTM technology.