Hydrogen Instead of Coal: Start of a Production Plant for Green Steel Is Delayed
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Steel production and climate protection did not really fit together so far. With green steel this should change. A hope project stands in Duisburg - but until it starts, it will take years.
With two billion euros, the state supports Thyssenkrupp's move to green steel. However, the prestige project is clearly lagging behind.
Steel production and climate protection did not really fit together so far. With green steel this should change. A hope project stands in Duisburg – but until it starts, it will take years.
Thyssenkrupp Steel's direct reduction plant (DRA) can only be launched two years later than planned. This significantly delays the production of green steel, as the European Commission's updated funding decision shows. The company confirmed the delay to Politico magazine according to the current planning status. The production plant in Duisburg is therefore to start operation only in 2029. The delayed completion is mainly due to the engineering …
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