Blue hydrogen: a false hope for steel decarbonisation?

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The value of hydrogen in the steel sector lies in its potential to reduce carbon emissions by replacing fossil fuels in the production process. However, using blue hydrogen – produced from fossil fuels with partial carbon capture – offers no climate benefit, according to the authors of this briefing paper. Blue hydrogen faces significant problems, including the underperformance of carbon […]

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