Renewable energy company Magnon, under the Spanish Ence umbrella, has joined forces with Dutch hydrogen project developer Power2X and ErasmoPower2X to pursue the development of an e-methanol plant in Puertollano, Ciudad Real, Spain. The alliance aims to capture 380,000 tonnes of biogenic CO2 annually, facilitating the production of 200,000 tonnes of synthetic methanol to support the decarbonization of challenging sectors like shipping, aviation, and chemicals. The partners will conduct a comprehensive feasibility study on carbon capture and e-methanol synthesis, with Magnon focusing on integrating carbon capture into its existing biomass plant. Power2X and ErasmoPower2X will manage the hydrogen supply integration, evaluating the feasibility of renewable hydrogen production on-site in Puertollano and sourcing green hydrogen from ErasmoPower2X facilities in Saceruela. Guillermo Negro of Magnon Green Energy expressed enthusiasm for contributing to Spain and Europe's energy independence through this collaboration. Niels van Buuren from Power2X highlighted the initiative's role in decarbonizing various Spanish industries such as steel, automotive, refineries, and aviation. Bas Dekker of ErasmoPower2X emphasized the investment opportunities and job creation resulting from Spain's energy transition. The agreement reflects Spain's commitment to a cleaner energy future, with other hydrogen and e-methanol projects underway across the nation, including a green hydrogen project in Bilbao and e-methanol initiatives in Galicia and La Robla. The burgeoning green alliance in Puertollano signals a significant stride towards sustainable energy practices and industrial development in Spain.