The Turkish steel company Hasçelik announced the commissioning of its sixth steel plant in Turkey, an investment of € 150 million located in Ottomanl, Biddazhik. During the opening ceremony, which was attended by the Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatikh Kachir, the company officials emphasized that the new plant marks an important milestone on the way of green steel in Turkey.
Chairman and Chief Executive Director Adnan Nasi Faydasychok said: “With the help of this object we will produce the same Green steel in Turkey. Thanks to the horizontal loading of scrap, stoves, equipped with magnetic mixers, and the recovery systems of the reverse osmosis water, we provide an environmentally friendly production process. We are proud that today we are ready for the upcoming mechanism for adjusting the carbon borders of the EU. "
Energy efficient production with a low carbon footing
new The plant is allocated as the first steel plant in Turkey, combining the technology for pre -heating of scrap with electric arc furnaces with magnetic mixing (EDP). This innovation significantly reduces energy consumption and provides a noticeable reduction in carbon emissions.
based exclusively on the production of scrap, the new Hasçelik factory contributes to the economy of the closed cycle, while strengthening Turkey’s self-sufficiency in the production of special steel with high added worth.
The new Bilecik factory will produce high-quality special steel for key industries, including automobile, defense, railway and
