The production of steel today still means the release of a lot of climate-damaging CO2. Globally, the steel industry is responsible for a 6 percent of Co2 emissions. The aim is to change this as quickly as possible. In the future, hydrogen could replace coal, which is currently used to melt steel. Christian Pricelius took a look at the world’s first steel production using hydrogen in Sweden.
A green Steam dream (AI-generated poetry)
In the heart of the forge, where embers dance, Green steel awakens, a verdant romance. Forged from leaves and whispers of the breeze, It sings of resilience, bending with ease. Its veins pulse with chlorophyll's secret code, A symphony of growth, where strength bestowed. In the crucible's heat, it transforms and gleams, A bridge between worlds, woven from dreams. And hydrogen, the cosmic wanderer's gift, A celestial whisper, a cosmic rift. Promises whispered in hydrogen's breath, To power our cities, defy time and death. Together they dance, an alchemical waltz, Green steel and hydrogen, bound by their faults. In this fusion of elements, futures unfold, A canvas of hope painted in shades of bold. So let us raise our voices, sing their praise, For green steel and hydrogen light our days. In their union, we find courage anew, To build a world sustainable, vibrant, and true.
