The Swedish Energy agency is investing in a four-year long research project to form a carbon dioxide (CO2)-free steel industry.
The three companies behind the project, SSAB, LKAB, and Vattenfall, launched the initiative to solve the CO2 issue in the Swedish steel industry back in the spring of last year.
The project’s goal is to come up with a process that emits water instead of CO2 by using hydrogen (H2) instead of the current procedure that’s based on blast furnaces burning coal and coke.
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