BANGKOK, 5 July-BIG - Meranti Green Steel Signs a Cooperation Agreement on the use of Climate Technology for the preparation of a new Green Steel Production Plan in Thailand.
Meranti Green Steel Private Limited, Singapore's leading steel producer Go ahead with the first Green Steel plant project in Southeast Asia in Thailand. in cooperation with BIG, using low-carbon nitrogen and oxygen Including cooperation in the production and use of Green Hydrogen in the future.
Mr. Piyabut Charupen, Managing Director of Bangkok Industrial Gas Co., Ltd. (BIG), revealed that he had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mr. Sebastian Langendorf, president. Executive Officer Meranti Green Steel Private Limited to implement the Green Steel project by bringing technology and innovation. Industrial gases, both low carbon oxygen Eco-friendly, low-carbon nitrogen and Green Hydrogen to be fed into the steel mill, underscoring the plant's aim to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by up to 3 million tonnes per year compared to conventional steelmaking technology. original
Mr. Sebastian Langendorf, CEO of Meranti Green Steel Private Limited, added that BIG is a leader in environmental technology. which has strengths in industrial gases and innovations, Meranti Green Steel sees that the cooperation with BIG It will be a strategic extension suitable for allies. Which previously cooperated with Global Power Synergy Public Company Limited GPSC, especially in the area of using renewable energy for use in steel factories. Research and development of alternative energy methods for Green Steel production and future use of Green Hydrogen, while BIG and Air Products which specializes in industrial gas technology and is the largest producer of hydrogen gas in the world including Thailand. It will play a key role in implementing the production process and using Green.
Meranti Green Steel's Green Steel project demonstrates the commitment of countries such as Singapore and Thailand. To be a leader in the changes that lead to the sustainability of the iron and steel industry. which currently emits 7% of the world's carbon dioxide emissions .-Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency