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Steel that is produced from scrap via an induction furnace that is powered by photovoltaic or wind power. Eventually, this will include hydrogen-reduced steel from rock using [[Solar Hydrogen]]. | Steel that is produced from scrap via an induction furnace that is powered by photovoltaic or wind power. Eventually, this will include hydrogen-reduced steel from rock using [[Solar Hydrogen]]. | ||
=Cases= | |||
*1000 acres with 10% energy gen at 50% coverage = 200kw/acre = 20MW/100 acres = 20 tons/hr, scale of smallest minimal = 50k tons per year. | |||
*5% area at full solar daytime means 50 acres for the scale of a minimill. | |||
Revision as of 18:09, 19 April 2023
Steel that is produced from scrap via an induction furnace that is powered by photovoltaic or wind power. Eventually, this will include hydrogen-reduced steel from rock using Solar Hydrogen.
Cases
- 1000 acres with 10% energy gen at 50% coverage = 200kw/acre = 20MW/100 acres = 20 tons/hr, scale of smallest minimal = 50k tons per year.
- 5% area at full solar daytime means 50 acres for the scale of a minimill.