GRA
Well-known member
https://www.greencarcongress.com/2020/06/20200602-hybrit.html
Until we can make iron/steel, cement, fertilizer and a few other things fossil-fuel free economically in the necessary amounts, a GHG-free economy isn't an option.
SSAB, LKAB and Vattenfall, the
partners in the joint venture HYBRIT (earlier post), are preparing for the construction of a demonstration plant for the production of fossil-free steel on an industrial scale. Consultations have begun for deciding on placement of the plant in Norrbotten, Sweden.
The plan is for construction to start in 2023, with the goal of taking the plant into operation in 2025. The intention is to be able to demonstrate full-scale production with a capacity of just over one million metric tonnes of iron per year, i.e., 20% of LKAB’s total processing capacity at Malmberget and almost half of the production capacity of SSAB’s blast furnace in Luleå. The goal is to be first in the world to produce fossil-free steel as early as 2026. . . .
Until we can make iron/steel, cement, fertilizer and a few other things fossil-fuel free economically in the necessary amounts, a GHG-free economy isn't an option.