24
Aug
16:17
Saarland mills start hydrogen-based steel production
Rogesa, the joint pig iron works owned by Dillinger Hütte and Saarstahl in Germany’s Saarland, has begun hydrogen-based steel production.
According to the companies, the Dillingen works is the first site in Germany that uses hydrogen as a reducing agent in a blast furnace in normal operation. This is accomplished by injecting hydrogen-rich coke gas.
“We can further reduce our carbon emissions on the basis of this technology while gaining importan…
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