"every MWh of renewable electricity put onto the grid would displace ~3MWh of fossil fuels being burned to supply grid electricity and eliminate over a tonne of CO2 emissions." -
https://johnmenadue.com/the-green-hydrogen-myth/Electric arc furnaces are rife with issues.
All the ESG "let's minimize CO2 emissions" stuff had me going long levered on nat gas.
https://bit.ly/kumarngbull
Have a look at $UAN, $FCG, and $TELL(Gamble) -- I went long levered in 2019 onwards.
If I have to watch the train wreck, I deserve to be compensated accordingly.
Steel data:
https://twitter.com/datarade/status/1642716122343526400?s=20
To those who doubt my line of thinking:
Is there as ingle commercial steel plant that minimizes iron ores via hydrogen? Furthermore, we know that most of the hydrogen is produced by nat gas reformation.
To make zero carbon iron you'd have to do mass scale electrolysis and it would need to be powered by renewables, right?
https://www.industrytransition.org/green-steel-tracker/ - here's some 50+ green steel projects tracked, I check it periodically.
Cheers.
I do believe electric arc furnaces will get ESG ayatollah money and will scale over time even if counterproductive to basic scientific production metrics against feedstock requirements, throughput, quality, and industrial requirements.