German industrial gas producer Westfalen Gruppe has revealed its plans to establish an electrolyzer at ArcelorMittal France's Florange plant in an effort to generate hydrogen starting from January 2026. The project aims to transition to a more sustainable method of providing hydrogen to the steelworks. Westfalen France, the local subsidiary of Westfalen Gruppe, has been supplying hydrogen to ArcelorMittal's steelworks for over a decade. With the introduction of the new electrolyzer, the current hydrogen supply will be replaced with a more environmentally friendly alternative. This strategic move not only showcases a commitment to environmental responsibility but also aligns with the broader energy transition goals within the steel industry. By leveraging electrolysis to produce hydrogen, Westfalen Gruppe and ArcelorMittal are contributing to reducing carbon emissions and promoting cleaner industrial practices.