Green Steel Production Using Ammonia and Hydrogen

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Project led by Professor Aidong Yang at the University of Oxford exploring the use of ammonia as both a hydrogen carrier and a reducing agent in steel production to enable 'green steel' with vastly reduced emissions.

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Steel manufacturing

company Sweden 10 mentions

ArcelorMittal Germany

Steel production

company Germany 7 mentions

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University of Oxford

institution 1 mention

Hydrogen Production Technology Commercialization

company Israel 1 mention

Energy company (oil, gas, and renewables)

company Norway 1 mention

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Ammonia as Sustainable Fuel and Hydrogen Production

Technologies that utilize ammonia as a sustainable fuel source and as a medium for hydrogen production.

Green steel production

Steel production using hydrogen and ammonia as reducing agents instead of coal, significantly reducing carbon emissions compared to traditional methods.

Decoupled electrolysis of seawater

A method that separates the formation of oxygen and hydrogen into different stages, locations, and rates, allowing hydrogen production directly from seawater without relying on freshwater supplies.

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Dr. Alfonso Martinez-Felipe

United Kingdom 1 mention

Professor Mark Symes

United Kingdom 1 mention

Professor Aidong Yang

United Kingdom 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Research studies

Green Steel Production Using Ammonia and Hydrogen

Decoupled Electrolysis of Seawater

Repurposing Offshore Oil and Gas Infrastructure for Hydrogen Production and Storage

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