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Swedish group to supply green steel to Mercedes

Swedish group to supply green steel to Mercedes

Sweden’s H2 Green Steel firm stated Wednesday it will provide German automobile maker Mercedes-Benz with 50,000 tonnes of metal made with out utilizing fossil fuels as of 2025.

The two corporations additionally signed an settlement for the potential provide of inexperienced metal produced in North America.

H2 Green Steel, whose first plant is below development in northern Sweden, plans to make use of hydrogen made out of renewable vitality to provide metal as a substitute of highly-polluting coal utilized in conventional steelmaking.

A preliminary accord with Mercedes-Benz “has now been further developed into a binding agreement covering volumes of about 50,000 tonnes per year, which will be produced in H2 Green Steel’s green hydrogen-powered iron and steel plant in Boden in northern Sweden,” the 2 corporations stated in a joint assertion.

With round 900 kilos (1,985 kilos) of metal wanted per automobile in accordance with business information, the contract would allow Mercedes-Benz to provide round 55,000 automobiles with a decrease CO2 footprint.

Mercedes-Benz bought round two million autos final 12 months.

No monetary particulars of the deal had been disclosed.

“A memorandum of understanding has also been signed for the potential supply of green steel produced in North America,” the 2 corporations stated.

“We have talked to different stakeholders in both Canada and the US for some time,” H2 Green Steel chief govt Henrik Henriksson stated, offering no different particulars.

H2 Green Steel says its methodology reduces emissions by 95 %, in comparison with conventional metal manufacturing.

The World Steel Association estimates the business accounts for about seven to 9 % of artificial emissions worldwide, making it one of the vital CO2-polluting heavy industries.

The largest hurdle to full-scale manufacturing is entry to electrical energy, particularly that produced from renewable sources, in accordance with consultants.

One of H2 Green Steel’s largest buyers is local weather tech funding group Vargas, co-founder of Swedish electrical battery group Northvolt.

H2 Green Steel has simply obtained environmental approval for its plant in Boden, which is anticipated to start manufacturing in 2025.

Using hydropower to provide hydrogen, it’s anticipated to have a capability of as much as 5 million tonnes of metal per 12 months, in accordance with the corporate.

H2 Green Steel is one among a number of corporations within the area investing in fossil-free metal.

Swedish steelmaker SSAB has teamed up with state-owned utility Vattenfall and mining firm LKAB to construct a pilot plant that already produces decarbonised metal utilizing renewable hydrogen.

The consortium is to open a much bigger plant in 2026.

Source: www.anews.com.tr