Salzgitter secures renewable power deal for green steelmaking
RWE Supply & Trading has agreed to support Salzgitter Group’s steelmaking ambitions with green electricity of up to 64GWh per year, which will run for seven years from 2027.
As we enter the summer break for many, it’s been a polarising start to the second half of 2024. While we’ve seen ground-breaking projects, technological developments and more political drive on hydrogen, we’ve also witnessed high amounts of struggle.
RWE Supply & Trading has agreed to support Salzgitter Group’s steelmaking ambitions with green electricity of up to 64GWh per year, which will run for seven years from 2027.
Entries have opened for the Hydrogen UK Awards, as part of the Hydrogen UK Annual Conference and Awards 2025.
Wood has been selected to deliver a pre-FEED study for Shell’s Blue Horizons project in Oman.
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Uniper has agreed to potentially off-take hydrogen from Norwegian Hydrogen and Provaris’ export projects in the Nordics.
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Max Power Mining has reported it’s found the largest area of natural hydrogen in Canada, with up to 96.4% hydrogen found underground.
Ceres has named its recently announced long-term solid oxide electrolyser (SOEC) manufacturing license agreement partner as the Fortune 500-ranked Denso Corporation.
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