Sweden’s been stealthily using hydrogen to forge green steel. Now it’s ready to industrialise

Deep in Sweden’s icy north sits a small factory where the country’s largest industrial players have been steadily validating a new technology that could clean up one of the dirtiest industries on Earth. Energy giant Vattenfall, steel-maker SSAB, and mining firm LKAB built the facility — located in …

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Sweden’s been stealthily using hydrogen to forge green steel. Now it’s ready to industrialise

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