Green hydrogen is the key to further development of producing green steel. The current rapid development of green hydrogen production as a clean source of energy will allow the steel industry to take major steps in creating a future for emissions free steel. Large scale electrolyses from clean power sources will be needed however to enable the further development of green steel production in the coming decades. Below the latest news on hydrogen for steel production.
Sustainability is rooted deep into VGS’s ethos, ergo the company is one of the sponsors and exhibitors of GSW, which aims to facilitate effective dialogue and exchange ideas for the rapid decarbonisation of the steel industry.
Sarralle has installed the first ladle preheating station capable of running entirely on green hydrogen, achieving zero CO2 emissions in this ladle.
Mobilaris and H2 Green Steel have signed a letter of intent to collaborate for the use of digital solutions during construction, and later operations, of H2 Green Steel’s large-scale steel plant in Boden in northern Sweden.
The green steel plant together with the integrated hydrogen facility will be among the largest industrial investments planned in Finland to date. Blastr aims to cut the CO₂ emissions of its end products by 95 per cent.
The partnership is aimed at designing and engineering an industrial-scale prototype plant with a new process for net-zero-emission ironmaking at the voestalpine site in Linz, Austria.
The new hydrogen plant in Hofors will make Ovako the first in the world to heat steel with fossil-free hydrogen prior to rolling.
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