South Korea's Posco partners with Australia's BHP to commercialize hydrogen-based steelmaking technology.
POSCO said the two companies signed the HyREX cooperation agreement on Thursday to test BHP's iron ore to determine the most suitable raw materials for the commercial production of its hydrogen-based steelmaking technology.
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