Green Steel
The production of steel without the use of fossil fuels is known as "green steel," and it can be accomplished by switching to low-carbon energy sources like electricity, hydrogen, or coal gasification from the conventional, carbon-intensive method of coal-fired facilities.
- Over time, it reduces greenhouse gas emissions, decreases costs, and raises steel quality.
- Low-carbon hydrogen (blue hydrogen and green hydrogen) can aid in lowering the carbon footprint of the steel ....
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