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The Ghent facility captures steelmaking gases, converting them into ethanol. It aims to produce 80M liters annually, reducing emissions by 125,000 tonnes, supporting the EU's 2030 Climate Target Plan.

The €200M Steelanol project uses LanzaTech's tech to convert waste gases into ethanol, reducing emissions by 125,000 tonnes annually. A €35M Torero project will further cut emissions by 112,500 tonnes.

The firms will design Europe's largest renewable hydrogen hub, aiming for competitive costs. Production starts in 2025, targeting 150,000 tons of hydrogen annually by 2026, reaching 330,000 tons by 2030.

The 3D pilot in Dunkirk aims to validate a new CO2 capture process, targeting decarbonization in steelmaking. Supported by the EU, it will run for 12-18 months, capturing 0.5 tons of CO2 per hour.

The $30M investment expands a partnership to use carbon capture technology, reducing CO2 emissions and producing bio-ethanol. The project is part of a broader effort to decarbonize and innovate.

New DRI and EAF installations in Gijón will cut carbon emissions by 50%, making Sestao the first zero-emissions steel plant. The project relies on green hydrogen and renewable electricity.