SAIL and BHP Collaborate on Low-Emission Steel Manufacturing Technologies in India
Key Ideas
  • SAIL and BHP signed an agreement to explore strategies for low-emission steel manufacturing technologies in India.
  • The collaboration aims to support decarbonisation efforts in steel making, focusing on blast furnace routes and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Key areas of focus include investigating the use of alternate reductants like hydrogen and biochar to facilitate the transition to sustainable steel production.
  • Both companies emphasize the importance of collective action and shared expertise to drive meaningful reductions in carbon emissions in the steel industry.
SAIL and BHP have joined forces to advance low-emission steel manufacturing technologies in India. The Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with global resources company BHP to address decarbonisation in steel making. The collaboration aims to explore strategies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in SAIL's integrated steel plants, initially focusing on blast furnace routes. A key focus of this partnership is the investigation of alternate reductants such as hydrogen and biochar to support the transition to more sustainable steel production methods. SAIL's Chairman highlighted the significance of aligning the steel sector with climate commitments, emphasizing the necessity of sustainable steel production. BHP's Chief Commercial Officer echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the need for collective efforts and shared resources to drive impactful changes in carbon emissions. The collaboration between SAIL and BHP signifies a step forward in developing innovative and environmentally friendly approaches to steel manufacturing in India.
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