Tag: Voestalpine

Compact Membrane Systems, Inc. announced the launch of a new carbon capture pilot in collaboration with voestalpine. Optiperm™ carbon is a breakthrough carbon capture technology that unlocks low cost, low energy, fully electrified, poison-resistant and chemicals-free point source carbon capture.

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.

voestalpine is continuing to steadily implement its plan to achieve the global climate goals. The necessary preparatory work is already in full swing, and construction of the two EAFs is scheduled to start next year.

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 voestalpine Group plans a 30% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions and a 25% reduction in Scope 3 emissions by 2029.

In addition to optimising the production process, voestalpine is focusing on the use of renewable energy.

Voestalpine is working on developing highly innovative technologies and production processes.

DRI/HBI is expected to play a prominent role in the decarbonisation of the steel industry.

In recent decades, Voestalpine has reduced air emissions and energy consumption to a technological minimum.

As part of the EU-funded H2FUTURE project, partners voestalpine, VERBUND, Siemens, Austrian Power Grid, K1-MET and TNO are researching into the industrial production of green hydrogen as a means of replacing fossil fuels in steel production over the long term.