VOESTALPINE BOEHLER WELDING HELLAS S.A. - WELDING CONSUMABLES
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2025-05-06 (news.at)
Innovative Styrian solution for recycling from steel work dust
When producing a ton of steel, up to 40 kilograms of dusts are incurred. They contain numerous metals, including chrome, nickel and zinc. However, dealing with the dust is very difficult, a deposit is problematic and more expensive. A new concept for sustainable metal recovery from dusts of the stainless steel industry was presented on Tuesday by the technology group Andritz in Graz. It was developed with the Montanuni Leoben and the Voestalpine.
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2025-04-30 (energynewsmagazine.at)
OMV started Austria's largest hydrogen electrolyser |
The OMV has put Austria's largest hydrogen production facility into operation in the Schwechat refinery, as the oil company announced on Wednesday. The new polymer electrolyt membrane electrolyser (PEM) has a capacity of 10 megawatts (MW) and is almost twice as large as the largest electrolyser so far, that of the steel group Voestalpine in Linz. The OMV invested around 25 million euros in the facility, which is to save 15,000 tons of CO2 annually.
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2025-04-27 (steelorbis.com)
Voestalpine starts new continuous caster in Donawitz
Voestalpine started up its new, fully-automated continuous caster in Donawitz with an investment of around €90 million.
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2025-04-24 (greentech.at)
State -of -the -art battery cycling system makes Europe more independent of raw materials
The Voestalpine has produced the world's first high -quality "green" quality wire wire from hydrogen -reduced clean iron and scrap at its location in Donawitz.
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2025-04-19 (kleinezeitung.at)
Use waste heat from the voestalpine: after 20 years you have now got it in line
Stadtwerke Mürzzuschlag continued their district heating expansion and open up the "green island". 1.1 million euros will be invested for this.
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2025-04-14 (energiminas.com)
Primeals Technologies, Mitsubishi Corp., Voestalpine and Rio Tinto, in search of green iron -
Companies will implement and operate a prototype plant at an industrial scale with a new process for the manufacture of iron with potential of CO2 net emissions at the Voestalpine plant in Linz (Austria). The start -up of the plant is scheduled for mid -2027.
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2025-04-14 (schrootkrant.nl)
High Tech Laser and AI for more steel recycling -
Tata Steel Nederland wants to optimize its recycling process even more. Together with the German steel company Saarstahl and the Austrian Voestalpine
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2025-04-14 (yieh.com)
India's GreenLine Mobility to invest in reducing carbon emissions from heavy truck fleet- Corp Steel News
Yieh Corp. strived to let you one step ahead of the market.
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2025-04-14 (australianmanufacturing.com.au)
Mitsubishi joins global effort to develop hydrogen-based ironmaking tech - Australian Manufacturing
Mitsubishi Corporation has announced its participation in an international demonstration project aimed at advancing a hydrogen-based ironmaking process.
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2025-04-11 (globalhydrogenreview.com)
Mitsubishi to participate in demonstration project for hydrogen-based ironmaking, Austria | Global Hydrogen Review
Mitsubishi Corp. has agreed to participate in a demonstration project for the development of a hydrogen-based fluidised bed fine ore reduction process (HYFOR) and electric smelting furnace as a strategic partner of Primetals, Rio Tinto, and voestalpine.
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2025-04-11 (greentech.at)
Green Tech Innovators Club in Uni Graz
The Voestalpine has produced the world's first high -quality "green" quality wire wire from hydrogen -reduced clean iron and scrap at its location in Donawitz.
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2025-04-10 (h2-view.com)
Mitsubishi backs hydrogen-based ironmaking prototype plant in Austria | Power |
The project consortium has claimed it will be the world's first hydrogen-based direct reduction process capable of using iron ore fines without prior pelletising.
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