Hydnum Steel and Euroports are aiming to create an integrated logistics system in Europe to optimise the supply of green steel produced in Spain.
Under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), the two companies will work closely on the design and implementation of an “efficient and sustainable” logistics network, focusing on the transportation, storage and distribution of Hydnum’s hydrogen-based steel.
Produced at its Puertollano plant in Spain, the steel will gain access to new markets and customers, which is expected to be done through a robust and structured logistics network, using Europort’s expertise in port management and logistics services.
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