12
Jul
13:22
Renewables bottleneck necessitates alternative-to-hydrogen decarbonisation paths: Bellona
“Exorbitantly high” renewable electricity demand is the number one bottleneck to drastically reducing emissions and reaching climate neutrality in the steel industry. Decarbonisation pathways relying on carbon, capture and storage (CCS) for primary steel production need to be considered as a complementary decarbonisation route. So concludes non-profit organisation Bellona in a report.
Although hydrogen has been touted as a promising solution for decarb…
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