POSCO launches hydrogen steelmaking plant

POSCO has unveiled a pilot steelmaking plant that runs on hydrogen rather than fossil fuels. This is reported by KED Global. In this way, the South Korean company is moving towards its carbon neutrality ambitions. The pilot plant at the Pohang facility has a production capacity of 24 tons of molten iron per day, emitting

Posco plans to invest hugely on batteries and hydrogen

The group – which has been taking steps to diversify beyond steel – will spend more than 60 per cent of the total locally, creating about 330,000 jobs annually.

POSCO Consortium wins largest green hydrogen plant in Duqm

The consortium consists of four Korean companies, a French firm and a Thai corporate. POSCO holds a 28% equity in the group, followed by Samsung Engineering Co.’s 12% and the two Korean state-run power companies’ 24%.

Megaprojects for hydrogen production initiated by WA Government

The Western Australian (WA) government announced it had earmarked land for seven projects collectively valued at $70 billion at two heavy industrial estates near the Pilbara coastal towns of Port Hedland and Onslow. WA state development minister Roger Cook said providing the land for projects including hydrogen, ammonia and green iron ore would help transform

DSME installs high-manganese steel fuel tank on crude-oil carrier

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. (DSME) mounts the world’s first installation of a high-manganese steel fuel tank on a very large crude-oil carrier. The installation was done as a joint work for 10 years by DSME and steelmaker POSCO. The two companies independently developed manufacturing technology covering every stage from pre-treatment to welding, and