<p>Beijing China based Sinosteel Engineering & Technology Co has recently contracted Tenova for the design and supply of a hydrogen-based 1 million tonnes per year ENERGIRON direct reduction plant. The plant will be installed at Baosteel Zhanjiang Iron & Steel Co Ltd in the Zhanjiang Economic and Technological Zonein Guangdong Province in China. The new ENERGIRON plant will use mainly hydrogen as reducing gas with the possibility to mix it with Natural Gas & Coke Oven Gas.The plant has in fact the flexibility to use different reducing gases in any combination or proportion, using the same ENERGIRON ZR scheme. The plant will also be designed to have the capability to capture and sell CO2 on the commercial market; this will further reduce the overall plant CO2 emissions and provide an additional revenue stream for the plant operations.</p><p>The plant will produce cold DRI pellets through an external cooler for potential future hot DRI production and transport, using HYTEMP system, to a new EAF mill to be located next to the ENERGIRON plant. </p><p>The ENERGIRON technology, jointly developed by Tenova and Danieli, is the most flexible DR technology for virgin metallic unit production in terms of makeup gases utilization and is already designed to maximize the reduction of CO2 emissions.</p>
<p>Beijing China based Sinosteel Engineering & Technology Co has recently contracted Tenova for the design and supply of a hydrogen-based 1 million tonnes per year ENERGIRON direct reduction plant. The plant will be installed at Baosteel Zhanjiang Iron & Steel Co Ltd in the Zhanjiang Economic and Technological Zonein Guangdong Province in China. The new ENERGIRON plant will use mainly hydrogen as reducing gas with the possibility to mix it with Natural Gas & Coke Oven Gas.The plant has in fact the flexibility to use different reducing gases in any combination or proportion, using the same ENERGIRON ZR scheme. The plant will also be designed to have the capability to capture and sell CO2 on the commercial market; this will further reduce the overall plant CO2 emissions and provide an additional revenue stream for the plant operations.</p><p>The plant will produce cold DRI pellets through an external cooler for potential future hot DRI production and transport, using HYTEMP system, to a new EAF mill to be located next to the ENERGIRON plant. </p><p>The ENERGIRON technology, jointly developed by Tenova and Danieli, is the most flexible DR technology for virgin metallic unit production in terms of makeup gases utilization and is already designed to maximize the reduction of CO2 emissions.</p>
