Tag: Primetals Technologies

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.

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.

Primetals Technologies and Indian steel producer Tata Steel signed a MOU to intensify their collaboration on projects and technology related to green steel and decarbonisation.

China, India, Japan, and South Korea’s combined production of crude steel accounted for nearly 68% of the world’s total production in 2021 as per the World Steel Association data. While most from the region kept their decarbonisation plans under wraps, in December 2020, South Korean steel giant POSCO became the first to officially declare a carbon-neutral plan by fostering the hydrogen industry.

POSCO plans to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 through its HyREX technology, a unique eco-friendly hydrogen reduction steelmaking model.

Salzgitter and Primetals Technologies signed a contract for the engineering, supply and erection of the first EAF and the development of technical infrastructure.

For the production of high-quality steel grades, steel producers usually need chemically pure and pre-sorted scrap.

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

Outokumpu wants to use Primetals Technologies’ expertise and technology to take its proficiency in casting stainless steel to a new level.

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