The project will integrate a 250 MW electrolysis unit designed to generate around 39.000 tonnes of green hydrogen per year. In parallel, a CO₂ capture system will recover and recycle more than 230.000 tonnes of emissions annually from the cement factory. These two streams will then be fed into a synthesis unit, enabling the production of approximately 60.000 tonnes of eSAF and 11.000 tonnes of naphtha (as a by-product) per year.