Tag: green steel

Outokumpu is the owner of the largest known chromite reserves within the European Union. It continues to lead in sustainability by becoming the first ferrochrome manufacturer in the industry to publish an environmental product declaration (EPD) for its ferrochrome production.

H2 Green Steel is partnering with Rio Tinto, a leading global metals and mining company, for the supply of direct reduction iron ore pellet for its green steel production in Sweden.

SARRALLE puts into operation at ArcelorMittal Sestao the world’s first ladle preheating station capable of working with 100% green hydrogen as fuel. The green hydrogen supplied for operation comes from the Nippon Gases plant in Hernani.

Blastr Green Steel AS, a leading developer of ultra-low C02 steel products, and Cargill, a leading player along the global ferrous supply chain, have signed a strategic framework agreement reflecting a strong joint commitment to realize the Blastr Green Steel Project to radically decarbonise steel production.

H2 Green Steel has signed a 7-year binding agreement with ZF, one of the biggest suppliers to the automotive industry globally. Deliveries of near zero emissions steel are set to begin in 2026. This agreement will see H2 Green Steel also work closely with ZF’s sub-suppliers, with the goal of driving the steel industry transformation as an integrated approach in the entire supply chain.

As a forward-looking business that provides engineering, plant building and lifecycle services for the metals industry, Primetals Technologies offers a broad spectrum of expertise that covers everything from integrated electrics and automation, digitalization, environmental solutions and much more. The industry front-runner has hand-picked a team of experts to lead the transition with Dr. Alexander Fleischanderl at the helm. In a riveting conversation Dr. Fleischanderl, Head of Green Steel, Primetals Technologies, elucidates why the company is a one-stop shop for all your green steel needs.

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.

Landmark agreement will see H2 Green Steel provide sustainable material for building Scania trucks. By doing this, Scania is continuing its progress towards minimizing the climate impact from its supply chain.

Earlier this year, it was announced that Vestre had become the first furniture company anywhere in the world to use SSAB's fossil-free steel. Vestre strives to be at the forefront of the green shift, and has always been quick to test new technologies and solutions in order to reduce their overall climate impact.

Fortescue has entered into an MoU with China Baowu Steel Group Corporation to work together on reducing emissions associated with iron and steel making.