The steel industry has received a boost today (March 21) with thyssenkrupp Steel and STEAG partnering to integrate hydrogen into “Europe’s largest” steelmaking site.
With hydrogen production recognised as a crucial in scaling the hydrogen economy, the University of Sydney’s (UNSW) SMaRT Centre has found that coffee could provide a means to produce hydrogen instead of coke and coal...
HYBRIT, an innovative steel producing facility in Sweden using hydrogen, welcomed a European Commissioner to its facility to showcase HYBRIT’s innovative technology.
Engie and POSCO will partner in order to produce green hydrogen in the Middle East, Australia, and Latin America and accelerate the clean energy carrier across the globe.
The city of Raahe, Finland, wants to become a major player in hydrogen production – and it already has multiple project plans in place.
Salzgitter is one step closer to achieving its low carbon steel ambitions, with the firm confirming a new deal that will see Uniper supply the manufacturer with green hydrogen from its Wilhelmshaven plant in Germany.
Australia’s University of Newcastle has revealed today (Feb 7) it will extend its partnership with BHP, and a further $10m, for a hydrogen research project aiming to decarbonise the steelmaking process.
ArcelorMittal will continue its decarbonisation programme in steel manufacturing through the utilisation of hydrogen in Dunkirk as part of a €1.7bn ($1.97bn) investment in France, the company revealed today (Feb 4).
Severstal has revealed a new investment in Ekona Power that will enable the company to accelerate production of its low-carbon hydrogen production technology and integrate it into the steel industry.
In a new strategic partnership revealed today (Jan 25), Salzgitter AG and Ørsted will collaborate on creating closed value chains across a range of clean energy fields including hydrogen.
