Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The 100% Hydrogen-ready Flex-fuel Direct Reduced Ironmaking and Electric Melting Furnace Retrofit at Cleveland-cliffs Integrated Iron and Steel Facility Project, Led by Cleveland-cliffs Steel Corporation (cliffs), Plans to Demonstrate Successful Retrofit of Their Middletown Works Facility in Ohio by Replacing the Existing Blast Furnace With a 100% Hydrogen-ready, Flex-fuel, Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) and Two Electric Melting Furnaces (emf). This Project Will Demonstrate a Feasible Pathway to Significantly Reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) and Criteria Air Pollutant (CAP) Emissions While Serving as a Blueprint for Globally Integrated Steelmakers. This Project Will Engage With the Local Community and Workers via Two-way Engagement, Improve Air Quality for Local Communities, and Sustain Quality Union Jobs.
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$500.0 Million
Paid out
$25.8K
<1%
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$500.0M
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