thyssenkrupp Steel, a subsidiary of thyssenkrupp AG founded in 1999 from the merger of Thyssen AG and Krupp, is a major European steel producer based in Duisburg. Recently focusing on green steel via H2 direct reduction, investing in labs and plants for low-carbon production.[1][2]
Major German steel producer partnering with Lhoist for carbon-neutral lime supply to support its decarbonization. CTO Dr. Arnd Köfler highlighted the collaboration for steel supply chain decarbonization, including shared CO2 and hydrogen infrastructure.[1]
Industrial conglomerate specializing in steel production and plant engineering; supplies technology for Donaldsonville’s green ammonia project in collaboration with CF Industries[4].
Thyssenkrupp Nucera is a leading electrolyzer manufacturer with a focus on industrial-scale green hydrogen solutions. The CEO, Werner Ponikwar, was a featured speaker at European Hydrogen Week 2025 in Brussels, advocating for regulatory changes to lower hydrogen production costs.[1][4]
Selected as electrolyser supplier for the Mid-West Green Iron Project, providing technology to enable the production of green hydrogen to reduce emissions in iron and steelmaking.[1]
Founded as thyssenkrupp Uhde’s electrolysis division in 1960. Thyssenkrupp nucera has realized over 600 electrolysis projects globally, with more than 10 GW installed capacity. It’s a world leader in both water and chlor-alkali electrolysis used for green hydrogen[1][3][4]. Recently awarded several major contracts glob
Founded as a joint venture between Thyssenkrupp and De Nora, Thyssenkrupp Nucera is a prominent player in the hydrogen sector, known for its scalable electrolyser modules (notably the scalum 20MW modules used in world-leading green hydrogen projects). The company has been expanding its technology portfolio rapidly, inc
Thyssenkrupp Nucera is a German electrolyser manufacturer that has been selected to conduct a Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) study for a 600MW green hydrogen project in Europe. The company reported its highest quarterly sales for alkaline electrolysers by the end of 2024, reaching €175m in Q4 2023/24. In 2024, the
German industrial giant investing €3 billion in a green steel production facility in Duisburg to decarbonize steel production using hydrogen-based direct reduction technology.
International hydrogen technology company that has faced delays and adjusted strategic forecasts due to regulatory uncertainties in the U.S. and Europe.
ThyssenKrupp Nucera provided the technology for Unigel's green hydrogen production facility, installing 20 MW standard electrolyzers. Their CEO commented on the pioneering spirit of the project and Brazil's potential for green hydrogen.
Major German steel producer responsible for 2.5% of Germany's total carbon emissions. Seeking to transition from coal-fired blast furnaces to hydrogen-powered direct reduction plants for climate-neutral steel production by 2045.
This subsidiary of ThyssenKrupp is a leading H2 machinery supplier and is considering an IPO to attract investors focused on sustainability and decarbonization.
German industrial conglomerate and world market leader in electrolysis technology. Won the contract to engineer, procure, and build the 2GW green hydrogen electrolyzer plant for Neom.
German steel producer operating the Duisburg steel plant, which is the target facility for carbon emission reduction through hydrogen integration in the H2morrow project.
