The steel industry is one of the largest industrial sources of carbon emissions. Decarbonising steel production will remain a global challenge to be addressed. Carbon Capture technologies could play a significant role in the reduction in CO2 emissions for steel production. Below you find the latest news on carbon capture and storage technology in relation to the steel industry.
LanzaTech’s commercialized carbon recycling platform takes emissions from heavy industry, including from the steel industry, and transforms them into the building blocks to make fuels and chemicals.
ArcelorMittal’s €200 million ‘Steelanol’ project is a first of its kind for the European steel industry, utilising cutting-edge carbon recycling technology developed by project partner LanzaTech.
Reiner Blaschek has been the successor to Frank Schulz of ArcelorMittal’s German subsidiary since the beginning of the year.
Schnitzer has launched GRN Steel products, made in its Cascade Steel operations in Oregon
Rockwell helps the circular economy in steel production; in this example, CO2 is captured from an ArcelorMittal facility in Ghent and converted into ethanol
NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION (NSC) and deepC Store Limited (deepC Store) are pleased to announce that the parties have executed a Joint Study Agreement regarding capturing and transporting liquefied carbon dioxide (CO2) to deepC Store’s flagship offshore floating CO2 Capture and Storage (CCS) hub project (CStore1).
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