Green Industrial Hydrogen is at the forefront of the energy transition, championing a hydrogen-based, low-carbon approach to the steel industry. With projects such as GrInHy2.0, the brand focuses on producing clean hydrogen from renewable energy sources, a crucial element for achieving a carbon-neutral economy in the EU by 2050. The GrInHy2.0 project aims to efficiently generate hydrogen via high-temperature electrolysis, integrating cutting-edge solid oxide electrolyzer cells (SOEC). By collaborating with partners like Sunfire GmbH, Paul Wurth S.A., and Tenova SpA, the initiative is set to significantly decrease CO2 emissions from steel production, targeting reductions of over 95%.

Green Industrial Hydrogen also explores the potential of renewable hydrogen within the iron and steel sectors and invests in technological advancements for electrolysis efficiency, ensuring sustainable practices can be woven into industrial processes. Their commitment to innovation is further evidenced by the development of a prototype that will operate continuously to produce high-purity green hydrogen, supporting the future of sustainable steel manufacturing.