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Shougang Group and Rio Tinto have commissioned an industrial-scale trial carbon capture facility at Shougang’s steel operations in China. The unit captures CO₂ from blast furnace gas produced during ironmaking and is designed to process large volumes of off-gas—signaling progress toward lower‑carbon steel production.

What do you think will be the biggest factors determining whether blast-furnace gas carbon capture scales across the steel industry—technology performance, cost and energy use, CO₂ transport and offtake, or policy support?

Rio Tinto and Shougang commission industrial-scale carbon capture facility for blast furnace in China

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Shougang Group Co., Ltd. (Beijing, China) and Rio Tinto plc (London, England) have successfully built and commissioned an industrial-scale carbon capture trial facility for blast furnace gas at Shougang’s operations in China. The facility is designed to capture carbon dioxide (CO₂) contained in blast furnace gas produced during ironmaking. It can process up to 3,000 […]

The post Rio Tinto and Shougang commission industrial-scale carbon capture facility for blast furnace in China appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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