Carbon capture project to slash Tata IJmuiden emissions - EUROMETAL

Tata Steel plans to capture CO2 from its blast furnaces in IJmuiden, Netherlands, and transport it for storage in empty gas fields under the North Sea. The project would lead to a -30% reduction of CO2 from the steelmaking site. It is part of Tata Steel's sustainability strategy to become CO2 neutral by 2050. The

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