Renewable energy deployment should be prioritised over green hydrogen development in Southeast Asia but hydrogen should be reserved for “no-regret” hard-to-abate applications, according to a new report by Agora.
France’s Lhyfe is looking to construct a 12-tonne-per-day green hydrogen production unit which could supply a local stainless steel producer and future Winter Olympic transport operations.
IperionX has successfully delivered and installed its Hydrogen Assisted Metallothermic (HAMR™) titanium furnace at its facility in Virginia, the US.
German steel producer Salzgitter has signed a pre-contract for the offtake of Uniper-produced green hydrogen from a planned 200MW electrolysis plant at the port of Wilhelmshaven.
Under an AUD $59.1m ($39m) funding package, Australia is supporting 21 renewable hydrogen R&D and low-emissions iron and steel projects as it looks to secure its export potential.
Stahl-Holding-Saar (SHS) has officially launched a tender to procure up to 50,000 tonnes of green hydrogen to power its companies’ green steel projects.
Africa could capture 15% of globally traded hydrogen volumes, but higher project financing costs risks its production build out, a new Hydrogen Council report has found.
Tenova is set to supply a 30m direct reduction iron (DRI) tower and electric arc furnace (EAF) to an EU-backed Italian project looking to produce steel using 100% hydrogen.
French aluminium product producer Constellium plans to move forward with industrial testing of using hydrogen in its casthouses following lab-scale tests in 2022.
A stainless steel plant in India has started using green hydrogen produced on-site to cut its emissions.
