H2STEEL: Green H2 and circular bio-coal from biowaste for cost-competitive sustainable Steel
A European project that aims to support the ecological transition of the metallurgy industry
Benefits and sustainable impact for H2Steel
Decarbonization of the European steel sector
Modification of the conventional route: materials and energy chains
Innovative green hydrogen production
About the project
H2STEEL is a European project which has the goal of creating a ground-breaking competitive solution for sustainable green hydrogen and bio coal production from circular biowaste streams.
The project wants to contribute to the EU Green Hydrogen economy and to the decarbonization of the European steel sector, as its green transition is a priority.
The H2STEEL project’s methodology aims at contributing to a greener steel industry by creating a system that reuses biowaste to open a new route for cost-competitive green H2 in Europe
A European project that aims to support the ecological transition of the metallurgy industry
Green hydrogen
Sustainable H2 production through a ground-breaking methodology.
Energy from biowaste
Green hydrogen and bio coal production from circular biowaste streams.
Contribution to steel industry’s green transition
Reducing GHG emissions and providing clean energy to the European steel sector.
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How H2STEEL bridges green steel and strategic resource security through circular hydrogen steel
Europe faces a dual infrastructure crisis that few are connecting: the need to decarbonise heavy industry and the growing risk of supply shortages for materials the continent depends on. Steel must shift to low-carbon production, but critical minerals in Europe
How circular hydrogen eases Europe’s 2040 steel transition
The European Union has now set a binding target: reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040 compared with 1990 levels. This is a hard deadline that demands near-complete decarbonisation in just 15 years. That means current steelmaking processes, largely powered by coal
Green hydrogen from methane cracking: catalysts, circular carbon, and the future of steel
For years, hydrogen has been hailed as one of the solutions to a growing problem of energy dependency. While fuel and energy use are on the rise and greenhouse gasses worsen climate change, hydrogen can be produced cleanly. Hydrogen is