Chinese steelmaker cuts emissions via DRI production

Chinese steelmaker cuts emissions via DRI production

Chinese steelmaker HBIS Group has successfully begun manufacturing continuously produced direct reduced iron (DRI) products, as part of the company's efforts to lower carbon emissions.

With a metallization ratio currently at 94%, these DRI products could replace high-quality steel scrap, and feedstock of electric arc furnace-based steelmaking, ‘representing an important milestone for the transition to hydrogen metallurgy from the traditional carbon metallurgy in the steel industry’, the North China-based steel producer said.

Compared with the same scale of traditional blast furnace-based steelmaking, the phase-one hydrogen metallurgy project will reduce emissions of CO2 by 800kt/yr, according to HBIS.

Read more from Steel Times International

Date posted 30/05/2023

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