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                                                                 with virtually no carbon. ArcelorMittal commissions
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                                                                 based steel production in Hamburg. Salzgitter AG and
                                                                 Tenova signed a Memorandum of Understanding for
                                                                 the pursuit of SALCOS project for CO -reduced Steel
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                                                                 Production based on hydrogen.
                                                                 In step with its peers, Tata Steel has also collaborated
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                                                                 consumption, operating parameters and with Council
                                                                 of Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) to gauge

             Fig. 5: A comparison on the carbon intensity of each   future availability and pricing of Natural Gas.
             technology versus the expected years for its maturity  HIsarna
                                                                 A direct reduced iron process for iron making in which
             Tata Steel has initiated projects to capitalise on   iron ore is processed almost directly into liquid iron (pig
             this technology through separate projects i.e. CO
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             separation @ 5 TPD piloting & 500 TPD commercial
             scale, feasibility study on N  Separation from BF   Advantages of HIsarna:
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             versus the expected years for its maturity.           Possibility to reduce CO  emissions by 80% when
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             produced from the direct reduction of iron ore (in the   scrap, biomass and natural gas injection - reduce
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             or coal. Critical to this application is the availability   The 0.1 Mtpa rated capacity pilot plant is in operation
             of gas network. This technology is at a much higher   at IJmuiden and trials are being done for charging
             Technology Readiness Levels and can be quickly      scrap and biomass. Though HIsarna is considered
             implemented, except for the constraint due availability   one of the most promising developments in reducing
             of natural gas/hydrogen infrastructure.             CO  emissions from the steel industry, yet it is not one
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                                                                   refractory, design aspects, cooling circuit, etc.
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                                                                   - CFD modelling, heat and mass balance, design
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                                                                 Hydrogen – Key to a Low Carbon Economy
                                                                 Considering 1.5°C or 2°C pathway by 2050, hydrogen
                                                                 would consistently play a critical role as an energy
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                                                                 by hydrogen by 2050*, requiring a new zero-carbon
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                                                                 next 30 years from 10 EJ to 78 EJ.
             Fig. 6: CO  footprint
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