Companies sign agreement for sustainable steel production using Arvedi ESP technology
Production will begin in 2027 and more than 50% of it is destined for the European Union.
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Production will begin in 2027 and more than 50% of it is destined for the European Union.
The company aims to capture 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions.
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The agreement also marks a strategic step towards a more integrated and sustainable energy infrastructure.
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