[SMM Steel] SAIL to launch hydrogen injection at Bokaro blast furnace to cut emissions

Published: Apr 9, 2026 19:13

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[SMM Steel] Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) plans to introduce hydrogen injection at its Bokaro blast furnace to reduce carbon emissions and advance green steel production. The project aims to partially replace coke and coal with hydrogen, which emits water vapor instead of CO₂. The initiative involves support from RDCIS and Primetals Technologies, and is expected to lower emissions, enhance low-carbon steel competitiveness, and support export demand.

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