Vattenfall-led group breaks ground on hydrogen cavern storage for fossil-free steel
Located in Svartöberge, the 100m 3 storage facility being hollowed-out some 30 metres underground in Scandinavian bedrock will cost just over SKr250m ($29m), which is financed equally by the project partners along with the Swedish Energy Agency (SEA). The hydrogen storage cavern, expected to be operational from 2022 to 2024, is part of the joint Hybrit initiative that last year already had started operations on what it claimed is the world’s first pilot plant dedicated to the production of f...
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