Brazilian mining giant Vale is set to incorporate green hydrogen into its steel production process. This move aims to reduce the carbon footprint associated with manufacturing steel, a traditionally high-emission industry.
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The recent collaboration between Brazilian mining giant Vale and China’s Central South University (CSU) in establishing a joint laboratory for low-carbon and hydrogen metallurgy marks a milestone in the pursuit of sustainable steel technologies.
Vale, the Brazil’s largest individual energy consumer, and Petrobras, the national petroleum company, are forging ahead with plans to lead the transition toward green hydrogen.
Vale’s CEO, Eduardo Bartolomeo, said this Thursday, 5th, that he does not believe in natural gas as an energy matrix for Mega Hubs in Brazil, which have more potential with green hydrogen.
In the quest for sustainability, Vale has set its sights on pioneering projects related to green hydrogen—a clean energy source with the potential to revolutionize various industries. This endeavor aligns with Vale’s commitment to reducing emissions by 33% by 2030 and achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
In a resounding declaration of commitment to sustainability, Vale’s CEO Eduardo Bartolomeo revealed the company’s determined efforts to revolutionize its operations.
