IERO-Iron production by Electrochemical Reduction of its Oxide for high CO2 mitigation

Description

The present proposal aims at developing a breakthrough technology to produce steel without any direct CO2 emissions. The solution consists in using electricity directly to decompose iron oxide into metal and oxygen. The proposal is following up on the ULCOS program, during which the key phenomena controlling the efficiency of the electrochemical reaction have been identified. The work packages are focused on understanding the physics and chemistry of these phenomena in order to propose the design at the scale of an industrial individual cell of an optimised technology demonstrating a very high level of CO2 mitigation. We will use a numerical energy forecasting model, TIMES model, to understand the economical conditions of penetration of this technological breakthrough

Main Local Researcher

Jorge Ribeiro Frade

Coordination

ARCELORMITTAL MAIZIERES RESEARCH S.A.

Partners

ELECTRICITE DE France; FUNDACION TECNALIA RESEARCH & INNOVATION; NORGES TEKNISK-NATURVITENSKAPELIGE UNIVERSITET; STIFTELSEN SINTEF; TATA STEEL NEDERLAND TECHNOLOGY BV; Jorge FRADE

Outputs

Sponsors

Sponsors
Share this Project:

Related Projects

We use cookies for marketing activities and to offer you a better experience. By clicking “Accept Cookies” you agree with our cookie policy. Read about how we use cookies by clicking "Privacy and Cookie Policy".