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
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
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 role of supply chains in the journey to decarbonisation
As Europe moves towards climate neutrality, every sector must confront its emissions — not only those produced directly on site, but those embedded throughout the
Overcoming the challenges of green hydrogen in steel industry: the H2STEEL approach
Decarbonising Europe’s most energy-intensive industries is not only a climate imperative: it is a strategic and economic challenge. Among these industries, the steel sector holds
Turning Waste into Hydrogen: A Breakthrough in Carbon-Based Catalysts
Europe looks to the future. And when it comes to energy, the future is green. That is why Europe is accelerating its transition to clean
H2STEEL Enters Final Phase: Key Technical Advance Presented at M30
The H2STEEL consortium gathered for its Month 30 General Assembly on 18th-19th March at the Politecnico di Torino. With just six months remaining before the
Enabling a sustainable phosphorus recovery
The EU phosphorus challenge The H2STEEL Project focuses on the recovery of biocoal and hydrogen from biowaste, aiming for a circular economy and sustainable system.
H2Steel General Assembly: Key Breakthroughs and Next Steps in Green Steel Innovation
H2Steel General Assembly: Key Highlights and Progress Updates The latest General Assembly of the H2Steel project marked an important milestone in our journey towards greener
Towards carbon net zero steelmaking 2050
‘Green’ hydrogen is expected to play a major role in the energy transition as Europe looks to decarbonise and become climate-neutral by 2050. This Directive revised in 2023, it now requires that 42.5% of EU energy come from renewable sources by 2030, up from the previous target of 32%. This shift aims to accelerate the adoption of renewable energy. Achieving these ambitious goals requires collaboration between policymakers, industries, and researchers. The H2Steel project is an example of how cross-sector partnerships can advance the adoption of green hydrogen technologies, enabling the decarbonisation of critical sectors like steelmaking for a Greener Future.