TOKYO -- Kobe Steel and trading house Mitsui & Co. are studying building a factory in Oman for direct reduced iron, a steel feedstock with a relatively small carbon footprint, under plans announced Monday.
Plant would be among world's largest for greener feedstock amid decarbonization push
Direct reduced iron can be used in blast furnaces, reducing their coal consumption. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Kobe Steel and trading house Mitsui & Co. are studying building a factory in Oman for direct reduced iron, a steel feedstock with a relatively small carbon footprint, under plans announced Monday.