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Mitsubishi Heavy carbon capture trial achieves over 90% capture rate at ArcelorMittal Gent

By Public Technologies
  • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries reported October 28, 2026, that its pilot trial at ArcelorMittal Gent captured over 90% of blast-furnace CO2.
  • Testing exceeded 4,500 operating hours, providing data to assess potential commercial-scale deployment.
  • Full-scale capture from pre-combustion blast-furnace gas could reduce the Belgian site's CO2 intensity by up to 24%.
  • The next phase will test capture from hot strip mill reheating furnace gases to assess deployment across multiple steelmaking emission sources.


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