Voestalpine

companyAustria 3 mentions

Steel Production

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Often mentioned with · Technologies

PEM electrolysis

A type of electrolyzer technology that uses a Proton Exchange Membrane, known for its nimbleness and suitability for blending with green power.

HYFOR (Hydrogen-based Fine Ore Reduction)

A pilot plant technology developed and operated by voestalpine for producing pure iron using hydrogen as a reducing agent.

H2FUTURE Project (PEM Electrolysis Hydrogen Production)

A large-scale pilot project for green hydrogen generation at voestalpine’s Linz plant, in partnership with VERBUND.

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Often mentioned with · Locations

Linz, Upper Austria

Linz, Upper Austria

Donawitz, Linz (installation site)

Donawitz, Linz (installation site)

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Often mentioned with · Projects

A large-scale hydrogen production facility in Austria designed to produce green hydrogen using renewable energy for steel industry decarbonization. The facility will use hydropower, solar, and wind energy to produce hydrogen fuel.

under construction 1 mention

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In the news (3)

Green Hydrogen Rail Tracks: voestalpine Unveils World’s First Hydrogen-Based Rail

11 months ago

Founded in 1938, voestalpine AG is a leading steelmaker in Europe, headquartered in Linz, Austria. The company is recognized for its R&D in greener steel production and is a significant supplier for the global railway sector. Voestalpine has been actively pursuing sustainability through initiatives such as the HYFOR pi

Voestalpine and VERBUND Supercharge Green Hydrogen Storage in Linz – A Step Toward Industrial Decarbonization

11 months 24 days ago

Voestalpine AG, founded in 1938, is one of Europe’s major steel and technology companies. The company pursues a greentec steel strategy focusing on reducing CO₂ emissions in steel production, aiming for net zero by 2050. In 2024/25, despite market headwinds, Voestalpine reported €15.7 billion in revenue and net profits

Austria switches on the globe’s largest green hydrogen plant

6 years 7 months ago

This steel maker is the offtaker for the green hydrogen produced, aiming to make its production process more eco-friendly.

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