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SSAB, the Swedish steelmaker, will supply decarbonized steel to Vattenfall for the construction of the Juliusburg/Krukow ground-mounted solar park in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, according to a company statement. The SSAB Zero steel will be used in the support structures for solar panels. More than 9,000 steel sections with a combined weight of 209 tons are planned for the project.
SSAB noted that although solar energy already has a significant role in Germany’s energy transition, emissions still accompany solar park construction. Vattenfall stated that using SSAB’s low-carbon steel reduces CO2 emissions in the construction and supply chain by 67%. The solar park has a rated capacity of 80 MW (peak) and is expected to generate about 120 GWh of fossil-fuel-free solar electricity annually.
In a separate earlier agreement last November, SSAB signed a deal with Vattenfall to supply 120 tons of fossil-fuel-free steel for the construction of what was described as the world’s first and largest dam gate, produced with nearly zero carbon emissions during production.
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