The CARMA-H2 project, supported by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, is at the forefront of transforming waste into energy-efficient hydrogen solutions. By prioritizing biogas production through waste-to-hydrogen conversion, the project aims to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions in the EU by 2050. Utilizing waste as a feedstock not only minimizes emissions compared to direct biogas combustion but also contributes to a circular economy. CARMA-H2 leverages innovative technology to deliver purified hydrogen and generate food-grade CO₂ through liquefaction, enhancing overall efficiency and sustainability. The project addresses the inefficiencies of traditional hydrogen production methods by introducing a novel modular reactor, simplifying the conversion process for smaller biogas facilities. Nancy Tarjenian Astour, the project coordinator, highlights the potential of this technology to efficiently and sustainably transform waste into hydrogen, benefiting smaller-scale applications. With a duration of 48 months, the consortium, led by AIN, aims to advance hydrogen production and CO₂ recovery technology to support resilient, climate-conscious energy solutions in Europe and beyond. ICONS, a partner in the project, will facilitate the application of CARMA-H2 results and promote the project through tailored communication strategies. The project signifies a significant step towards empowering local communities with clean and efficient waste-to-hydrogen solutions, showcasing the potential for a sustainable energy future.