One of Europe’s most closely watched climate infrastructure startups, Stockholm-based steel maker H2 Green Steel, has secured €4.2bn in debt financing. The company, which is building a hydrogen-powered steel plant in northern Sweden, has now raised €6.5bn in debt and equity financing.
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January 22, 2024
Sweden’s H2 Green Steel raises €4.5bn in debt and equity funding
The funding finalises support previously pledged to the company
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