ArcelorMittal Europe - FactBook 2022 - Web
ArcelorMittal Europe - FactBook 2022 - Web
Sustainability
Who we are
Markets we serve
What we do
ArcelorMittal Europe – Flat Products is the largest producer of flat steel in
Europe. The business produces hot and cold rolled coils, coated products,
tinplate, plate and hot-dip galvanised products, and enamelled and
electrical steels.
Flat Products has 11 integrated and mini-mill sites, and primary facilities
in five countries. It sells to a wide range of industries including packaging,
general industry (civil engineering, construction, domestic appliances, oil
& gas, renewable energies, yellow & green goods) and automotive.
ArcelorMittal’s advanced high strength steel (AHSS) and electrical steel
solutions are helping car manufacturers on the road to electro‑mobility.
1,420 full-time
researchers
US $ 270 million
spending in total in 2021,
of which around 85%
is spent in Europe
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Latest innovations
Our research teams make R&D the main driver of growth and
a leading force for innovation within the ArcelorMittal group.
Our latest innovations include:
BPA-NI by ArcelorMittal,
a pre-lacquered steel which
uses BPANI (Bisphenol A Non-
Intended) lacquers instead
of epoxy-phenolic lacquers.
The development has won
an ADF Innovation Award.
Where we are
Sales
Steelmaking operations
R&D
Norway
Denmark
United
Kingdom Netherlands
Belgium Germany
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France Luxembourg
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Switzerland
Italy
Portugal
Spain
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Morocco
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Finland
Estonia
Sweden
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Albania Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
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Sustainability investments
highlights
New, ongoing and recently completed
investments in Europe:
Belgium
ArcelorMittal Belgium will reduce CO2 emissions by 3.9 million tonnes
per year by 2030, by building a 2.5 million-tonne direct reduced iron
(DRI) plant and two electric furnaces at its Ghent site, to operate
alongside its state-of-the-art blast furnace that is ready to take
waste wood and plastics as a substitute for fossil carbon.
United Kingdom
ArcelorMittal has acquired Scottish
recycling business John Lawrie Metals Ltd.
The acquisition is part of ArcelorMittal’s
strategy to increase the use of scrap steel
to lower CO2 emissions from steelmaking.
France
ArcelorMittal has announced a major
environmental investment in its French
steelmaking sites at Dunkirk and Fos-
sur-Mer. The investments will reduce
ArcelorMittal’s CO2 emissions in France
by close to 40 percent (7.8 million tonnes)
annually by 2030. The transformation
equates to a 10 percent reduction in
greenhouse gas emissions for the entire
French manufacturing industry.
Spain
ArcelorMittal’s Sestao plant in Spain
will become the world’s first, full-scale,
zero carbon emissions, steel plant.
ArcelorMittal signed a memorandum of
understanding (MoU) with the Spanish
Government in July 2021 that will see a
€1 billion investment in decarbonisation
technologies at ArcelorMittal Asturias’ plant
in Gijón, including a 2.3 million-tonne green
hydrogen DRI plant and a hybrid EAF.
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ArcelorMittal is one of the anchor sponsors
of HyDeal España, the world’s largest
integrated renewable and competitive
hydrogen hub. The plant will deliver
competitive renewable hydrogen to an
industrial complex in Asturias from facilities
in northern Spain.
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Germany
ArcelorMittal is planning to build a large-
scale industrial plant in Bremen (Germany)
for the direct reduction of iron ore (DRI)
and EAF-based steelmaking. An innovative
DRI pilot plant and EAF will also be built in
Eisenhüttenstadt. The projects were launched
after Germany announced plans to expand
the country’s hydrogen production and
transport infrastructure.
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The German government has committed
to supply €55 million to fund ArcelorMittal’s
Hydrogen DRI plant in Hamburg. This is half
of the total capital expenditure required.
The demonstrator plant will lay the foundation
for a new steelmaking process which will
enable steel to be produced with zero carbon
emissions[1]. The process uses EAFs fed with
hydrogen-reduced DRI and scrap metal,
and powered by renewable electricity.
Luxembourg
ArcelorMittal Differdange hosts Luxembourg’s
first floating solar farm. The plant will produce
3 GWh/year, enough energy to power almost
800 local homes. The electricity produced on
the floating solar farm will be fed into the local
grid and contributes to Luxembourg’s energy
self‑sufficiency.
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As part of its decarbonisation strategy,
ArcelorMittal has launched a project to build
a biogas production plant at ArcelorMittal
Rodange in Luxembourg. This new facility will
reduce the CO2 footprint of the rolling mill.
ArcelorMittal steel
ropes lift you up to
the second floor of the
Eiffel Tower (France)
Paleisbrug links
past and future with
Indaten®
(the Netherlands)
ArcelorMittal works
with customers to
meet the challenges of
transporting new fuels
Europe Communications
24-26, boulevard d’Avranches
L-1160 Luxembourg
G.D. of Luxembourg
europe.commercialcomms@arcelormittal.com
Photo credits:
Cover: Philippe Vandenameele; page 12: www.shutterstock.com / Iakov Kalinin, Jannes Linders,
ArcelorMittal Construction Sverige AB, COMSA; page 13: www.shutterstock.com / David Antonio
Lopez Moya, Port of Huelva, Marc Burton, Energy Management and Optimisation, Industeel
Belgium, Epco; back cover: Philippe Vandenameele.