Vattenfall Cuts Solar Park Construction Emissions by 67% Using Low-Emission Steel from SSAB at Germany’s Juliusburg/Krukow Project
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When building the huge PV plant in Juliusburg, Vattenfall relies on a new method. Why the process seems so useful.
Vattenfall uses low-emission steel from the Swedish manufacturer SSAB for the substructure during the construction of its solar park "Juliusburg/Krukow" in the south-east of Schleswig-Holstein. The material is used for a partial plant with a capacity of 17 megawatts, the total capacity of the solar park is 80 megawatts. The weight of the low-emission steel is 209 tons. SSAB produces low-emission steel in electric arc furnaces, which are filled w…
Vattenfall Cuts Solar Park Construction Emissions by 67% Using Low-Emission Steel from SSAB at Germany’s Juliusburg/Krukow Project
Vattenfall is cutting carbon emissions in its Juliusburg/Krukow solar park project by 67% using low-emission steel from SSAB. This marks the first use of SSAB Zero steel, reducing CO₂ emissions from 460 to 153 tonnes. The project supports Germany’s clean energy transition, generating 120 GWh of fossil-free electricity annually. The post Vattenfall Cuts Solar Park Construction Emissions by 67% Using Low-Emission Steel from SSAB at Germany’s Juliu…
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