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).
With this investment ArcelorMittal will build a 2.5 million tonne reduction of iron (DRI) unit that will transform iron ore using hydrogen instead of coal.
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