Johnson Matthey's e-methanol technology has been chosen by Reolum for the La Robla Nueva Energia (NE) project in Castilla y León, Spain, set to be one of Europe's largest e-methanol plants by the end of 2027. This project is part of the La Robla Green initiative, comprising a green energy generation plant and an e-methanol plant blending CO₂ from biomass with green hydrogen. JM's success with the Reolum project marks progress towards their strategic goal of 20 sustainable technologies wins by 2025/26, contributing to a total of 15 energy transition projects won since April 2022. E-methanol is highlighted as key in decarbonising industries like chemicals and heavy transport. Reolum, supported by the European Investment Bank, focuses on green hydrogen, e-methanol, and biomass technologies to drive decarbonisation. The selection of JM's eMERALD™ technology for CO₂ conversion in this project aligns with Spain's Just Transition Zones initiative, aiming to support communities in transitioning to a low-carbon economy. This partnership signifies a step forward in decarbonisation efforts, with JM's technology proving effective in converting renewable resources to e-methanol since 2011, minimizing energy requirements and costs. Leaders from JM and Reolum express enthusiasm for the collaboration, viewing it as a significant milestone in decarbonisation and innovative business models shaping the future.