H2STEEL

Converting biowaste to green hydrogen for low-carbon steel production.

Steel mills and metallurgical plants pose a significant challenge to reaching net-zero carbon emissions. The EU-funded H2STEEL project hopes to offer a solution by converting biowaste and biomethane into green hydrogen, carbon, and critical raw materials through a new type of catalysed pyrolysis. Using a newly designed reactor employing a novel catalyst, biomethane can be converted to green hydrogen in a low-cost way. Derived materials can then be used in steelmaking processes. This innovative solution avoids the release of CO2 and results in a net reduction of greenhouse gases.

PROGRAMME: EIC Pathfinder
COORDINATOR: POLITECNICO DI TORINO
COORDINATOR COUNTRY: Italy

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