Zaragoza City Council is the municipal government of Zaragoza, the capital of the Aragon region in Spain. It oversees local public services and infrastructure, including urban planning, mobility, environmental protection, water and wastewater, solid waste management, and energy-related initiatives. The council operates through specialized departments and public entities, coordinating with regional and European frameworks to deliver city-scale policy and projects.
For stakeholders in the chemical and circular-economy value chains, Zaragoza City Council is a key public procurer and regulator. It plans and tenders municipal waste treatment, recycling, and recovery infrastructure; sets environmental and permitting standards; and engages in public–private partnerships that can enable the conversion of waste streams into secondary raw materials and fuels. Areas of interface with industry include waste valorization, syngas and renewable gas applications, low-carbon hydrogen, synthetic fuels, carbon management, air and water treatment, and advanced recycling. While not a chemical producer, the council’s policies and projects influence technology deployment and market demand at the city level.