[Tata Steel Nederland Seeks New Permit for Green Steel Transition]

Published: Sep 2, 2026 17:16

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Tata Steel Nederland has applied for a comprehensive nature permit covering its IJmuiden steelworks to comply with updated regulations and support its green steel transition. The company plans to install a DeNOx system at its pellet plant, which is expected to reduce nitrogen emissions by around 80 percent. The project represents an investment of more than 232 million USD. Its existing permit will remain valid until the renewed permit is issued.

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