Steelmaking

Norwegian company Blastr Green Steel (Blastr) is planning to establish a green steel plant with an integrated hydrogen production facility in Inkoo, Finland.

H2 View spoke to Kajsa Ryttenberg-Wallgren, Executive Vice President, Head of Business Unit Hydrogen at H2 Green Steel.

Finnish-based Metso Outotec have today (December 9) announced it will convert an existing circulating fluidised bed (CFB) pilot plant in Germany for hydrogen-based direct reduction of iron in a bid to aid the decarbonisation of...

The approval of the Whitehaven coal mine – the first new coal mine in Britain for more than 30 years – discredits the UK’s growing green credentials among its international peers and hinders growth in...

Oman is raising the stakes among Gulf Co-operation Countries (GCC) by aiming to become an international hub for hydrogen production.

South Korea’s POSCO Group is planning to invest US$40bn in Australia across hydrogen manufacturing and green steel and aims to manufacture 1m tonnes of hydrogen by 2040.

E.ON and partners have announced they have received £400,000 ($467,200) from the UK Government to explore the feasibility of using green hydrogen as a fuel for steelmakers in South Yorkshire, UK.

Volvo has today (November 10) announced it has delivered its first electric trucks manufactured with hydrogen-produced fossil-free steel to its customers.

As the EU looks to import 10 million tonnes of low-carbon hydrogen per year by 2030 to meet its REPowerEU goals, Africa appears set to play a key role.

H2 Green Steel has received support from leading European financial institutions for its €3.5bn debt financing which will help finance the construction of its hydrogen-powered green steel plant in Northern Sweden.