Tata Steel to invest Eur65 million in sustainable steel production

Tata Steel will invest Eur65 million ($64 million) in the the engineering package of the hydrogen-based manufacturing route for its site at IJmuiden, the Netherlands, the company said Oct. 25. The investment will make steel production at IJmuiden more sustainable, replacing the current blast furnace technology with direct reduction plants and electric furnaces before 2030

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