Google Partners With Stegra for Green Steel Plant in Sweden
Google is partnering with Stegra to help launch a large-scale, green hydrogen-based, near-zero emissions steel plant in Sweden. Google will receive environmental attribute certificates from a portion of the steel produced in the facility's first year. This initiative aims to help scale the technology and reduce the carbon footprint of future data center construction.
Key facts
- 01Google is partnering with Stegra to build a green hydrogen-based steel plant in Sweden.
- 02The plant aims for near-zero emissions by replacing coal with renewable energy.
- 03Google will receive environmental attribute certificates for a portion of the steel produced in the first year.
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- Helping bring the world’s first large-scale, near-zero emissions steel plant online · Google Blog (Official source)