The La Robla Green project in La Robla, León, Spain, is a significant initiative in advancing renewable energy solutions and decarbonization efforts. Técnicas Reunidas and Siemens Energy have secured the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) contract for this project, which aims to produce 140,000 tons of green methanol annually by utilizing biogenic carbon and renewable hydrogen. This green methanol production technology is crucial for decarbonizing the maritime sector and reducing carbon footprints in industries like chemicals, air transport, and shipping. The project involves key industry leaders, including Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for CO2 capture technology and Johnson Matthey for eMERALD™ technology that enables the hydrogenation of captured CO2 into methanol. Siemens Energy will manage the renewable hydrogen unit, while Técnicas Reunidas will oversee biogenic carbon capture and e-methanol production. The funding received from the Spanish Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge supports the development of renewable hydrogen clusters, further promoting sustainable energy solutions. The La Robla Green project is set to play a vital role in global decarbonization efforts and solidify Spain's position as a leader in renewable methanol production. Reolum and Técnicas Reunidas, with their expertise in decarbonization technologies, are driving innovative projects like this, contributing to the energy transition and sustainability goals. With a strong focus on clean fuels and industrial facilities, Técnicas Reunidas is well-equipped to lead the construction of the La Robla Green plant, marking a significant milestone in Spain's journey towards a greener future.