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The New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) and JFE Steel Corporation have completed a medium-scale ferro coke-production facility with a daily production capacity of 300 tons, and have begun demonstration testing, aiming to develop ferro coke-production technology that reduces energy consumption and CO2 emissions in the ironmaking process by approximately 10%, according to Green Car Congress.
The facility is located at JFE Steel's West Japan Works in Fukuyama, Japan. Ferro coke is produced from low-grade coal and low-grade iron ore in the ironmaking process. It can be used to reduce CO2 emissions and reduce energy consumption.
The facility is located at JFE Steel's West Japan Works in Fukuyama, Japan. Ferro coke is produced from low-grade coal and low-grade iron ore in the ironmaking process. It can be used to reduce CO2 emissions and reduce energy consumption.
