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Boston Metal’s Current Evidence Points To Critical Metals, Not Green Steel

Boston Metal’s public story has shifted in a way that makes the company more credible in the near term, but less sweeping as a green-steel story.

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Boston Metal’s public story has shifted in a way that makes the company more credible in the near term, but less sweeping as a green-steel story. The company is still built around molten oxide electrolysis, or MOE, an electrically driven process for reducing metal oxides without coal.

Read original at Cleantechnica

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Boston Metal’s Current Evidence Points To Critical Metals, Not Green Steel

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