Japan’s largest steelmaker claims hydrogen injection has cut its...

Japan’s largest steelmaker claims hydrogen injection has cut its test blast furnace emissions by a third | Hydrogen news and intelligence (hydrogeninsight.com)


"Nippon Steel, the largest steelmaker in Japan, has announced it has reduced emissions from a small-scale test blast furnace by 33% through injecting heated hydrogen in a month-long trial, the highest cut in CO2 through this method yet.

Both of the hydrogen injection techniques had been developed with funding from research and development agency NEDO, which budgeted up to ¥193.5bn ($1.3bn) for a wider Nippon Steel-run decarbonisation programme."

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