Public bodySpainzaragoza.es
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Zaragoza City Council is the municipal government of Zaragoza, the capital of Aragon, Spain. It plans, regulates, and delivers local public services, including environmental management, waste treatment, water, energy, and mobility, and sets the city’s sustainability and climate policies.
For the chemical and circular-economy sectors, the council functions as a regulator, infrastructure owner, and contracting authority for municipal waste, resource recovery, and decarbonization projects. It oversees procurement and permitting for initiatives that can convert non-recyclable waste into fuels and chemical feedstocks, expand recycling, and support low‑carbon hydrogen and e-fuels deployment. By structuring public–private partnerships and integrating projects into city services, Zaragoza City Council provides a framework for waste-to-chemicals, emissions reduction, and circular-economy solutions within an urban context.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Zaragoza City Council, of which one is active.
Zaragoza will use the Omni200 plant to convert non-recyclable waste into methanol and hydrogen, aiming for net zero emissions by 2030. The plant starts in 2026, reducing CO2eq by 100,000 tonnes annually.
Zaragoza's new plant will convert non-recyclable waste into hydrogen and methanol, aiming for zero waste to landfill and zero emissions by 2030, with significant long-term economic savings.
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