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Sweden’s SSAB to start offering fossil-free steel in Q2

Wednesday, 29 March 2023 15:15:54 (GMT+3) | Istanbul

Swedish specialty steel producer SSAB has announced that it will start to offer fossil-free steel in the second quarter this year.

The product called SSAB Zero™ is produced using fossil-free energy. The quality and properties of SSAB Zero™ will be equal to SSAB’s conventional steels.

The company aims to deliver 40,000 mt of SSAB Zero™ to the market in 2023, ramping up to around 100,000 mt in 2025.

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Sweden’s SSAB to start offering fossil-free steel in Q2

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