The Reformed Carbon series introduces Raven SR, a company pioneering non-combustion, non-catalytic steam reforming technology to convert organic waste into clean hydrogen-rich gas. In Los Angeles County, a report by the Green Hydrogen Coalition suggests using non-combustion thermal conversion solutions for hydrogen production from biomass, potentially reducing CO2 emissions significantly. The Richmond Project in California exemplifies this approach, with a facility engineered to process organic waste into renewable hydrogen, demonstrating the viability of waste-to-hydrogen technology. This initiative, a joint effort between Raven SR and Chevron, showcases the environmental and operational benefits of sustainable hydrogen production. In Zaragoza, Spain, Raven SR's expansion into Europe is marked by the establishment of an industrial-scale waste-to-hydrogen facility, supported by regional and national funding. This project aligns with Spain's environmental goals under the EU Green Deal, emphasizing the company's commitment to advancing clean energy solutions. Raven SR's innovative technology not only contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing emissions and landfill waste but also promotes economic development by creating jobs and fostering the growth of renewable energy sources.