Kingspan inks collaboration deal with green steel producer Hydnum Steel

Michael Holder
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Memorandum of Understanding aimed at securing supply of green steel from pioneering project in Spain to help decarbonise Kingspan's building and insulation products

Building materials giant Kingspan has announced plans to source zero emissions steel produced at the first hydrogen-fuelled green steel mill in Spain, following a new collaboration agreement announced...

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