DRI

    Direct Reduced Iron (DRI)

    In this section you can read news on Direct Reduced Iron, DRI. DRI is a steel production process to produce steel using (green) hydrogen to reduce the iron instead of carbon intensive coking coal. Hydrogen is used as main reduction agent in the process of making sponge iron through the direct reduction of iron or in the furnace. The resulting sponge iron is used in the further production of steel.

    H2 Green Steel partners with Midrex for DRI and Kobe Steel for equity investment

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    Midrex’s owner, Kobe Steel is further solidifying the partnership by investing in H2 Green Steel as part of its Series B financing round.

    thyssenkrupp Steel and automotive supplier Mubea sign MoU for supply of low-CO2 steel

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    Mubea aims to be climate neutral as early as 2035 and to reduce the total CO2 emissions of its business activities by at least 25 percent as early as 2025.

    thyssenkrupp to build €2 billion hydrogen-powered DRI plant for low-CO2 steel

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    thyssenkrupp is accelerating the start of low-CO2 steel production and making an important contribution to achieving national and European climate targets.

    GFG Alliance’s mining arm produces high quality decarbonised green steel pellets

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    The successful production of the Direct Reduction grade pellets is a significant step forward in GFG Alliance’s green steel transformation at Whyalla.

    Green iron and steel company GravitHy launched by industrial consortium

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    GravitHy supports the emissions reduction of steel industry by generating and using green and low‐carbon hydrogen to produce DRI.

    Hyundai Steel to build ‘Hy-Cube’, a CO2-neutral steel production system

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    Hy-Cube: Hyundai Hydrogen Hybrid, refers to company's unique hydrogen-based process fusion steel production system.

    Kobe Steel set to launch Japan’s first low CO₂ blast furnace steel

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    Kobenable Steel is based on the KOBELCO Group's CO2 Reduction Solution for Blast Furnace Ironmaking.

    Primetals Technologies continues green steel transition with new task force

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    In April, Primetals Technologies appointed Dr. Alexander Fleischanderl as the Head of Green Steel.

    ArcelorMittal Long Products Canada tests DRI production with green hydrogen

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    ArcelorMittal aims to reduce its CO2 emissions intensity by 25% by 2030 on a global scale.

    Tenova to supply a second Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) for Tosyali Algeria

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    The existing furnace has been fed with a wide range of reduced iron sources including HBI.
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