Swedish Radio reports in Ekonomiekot, Sweden’s premier daily newscast, about GreenIron’s patented fossil-free and profitable solution for recycling residuals and replacing carbon-based pig iron with pure fossil-free DRI pellets. But the economic impact of the Corona pandemic has reduced the steel and iron industry’s willingness to make any new investments, even when it concerns investments …
With the support of Vinnova, GreenIron has during the summer started a collaborative project with Professor Bo Björkman and Luleå University of Technology. The project aims to create sustainable pellets of residual products (oxidized scale and smoke dust) and magnetite. We have received material samples from Swedish steelworks that have shown great interest in our …
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We have received the analysis of the tests on standardized DRI pellets (iron ore) that we carried out before the summer. The analysis shows that we have achieved a 96% degree of reduction and a 96% degree of metallization, which confirms the functionality and efficiency of the GreenIron process!
GreenIron has been awarded three patents by the Swedish Patents and Registration Office for our emission free method to reduce metall oxides to pure metall. The patents cover both system- and process solution. The process is very energy efficient and completely CO2 free. The only emissions from the process is water and pure iron. These …
In April 2020 GreenIron received a patent from the Swedish Patents and Registration Office regarding a emission free carburisation of pure DRI pellets. This process is an add-on step to GreenIrons patented process to reduce iron oxides to pure DRI pellets. The output from the carburisation process is DRI pellets with a specific carbon content, …
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On March 20th GreenIron welcomed Carl-Michael Raihle as a new Board member. Carl-Michael has a long career in the metallurgical and engineering field and has held leading positions with Ovako, Luvata and Outokumpu.
Following a presentation of GreenIrons technology at the ”The Brazil-Sweden Innovation Days” in Stockholm in October 2019, GreenIron was invited to participate in a mine tailings cleanup project in Brazil. The project is focused on extracting hematite from hazardous mine tailings Together with RISE (Research Institute of Sweden) GreenIron has initiated a project with Institutio SENEI (Brazil) with the focus on evaluating the GreenIron process to extract pure iron from environmentally harmful mine tailings. The project will include an initiative of producing hydrogen for …
