Thyssenkrupp will run direct iron reduction plant on fossil gas ‘longer than expected’ due to high price of green hydrogen

ecshitv November 19, 2024


The steel giant is currently building the facility, for which government grants exceeded capex this year

An aerial photograph of the Thyssenkrupp steelworks in Duisburg, Germany.
An aerial photograph of the Thyssenkrupp steelworks in Duisburg, Germany.Photo: Thyssenkrupp

Published 19 November 2024, 12:58Updated 19 November 2024, 13:06



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