Tata Steel and Paul Wurth agreed to implement EASyMelt technology for decarbonization.

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Paul WurthTata Steel

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Tata Steel, a major Indian steelmaker, is navigating the demands of the European market regarding industrial decarbonization. All 1 developments

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Jul 1thehindubusinessline.comTata Steel’s EASyMelt technology aims to halve coke use in blast furnaces