Thyssenkrupp Unveils a Carbon-Capture Milestone and Wins a Hydrogen Law Boost

Thyssenkrupp inaugurated the world's first industrial-scale oxyfuel carbon capture plant in cement production (95% CO₂ capture rate) whilst Berlin approved an 11 GW hydrogen-ready power plant mandate with auctions from late 2026 and full green hydrogen switchover by 2045. The regulatory win directly benefits Thyssenkrupp Nucera (electrolysis), though equity pressure persists despite the company's leadership appointment to Germany's National Hydrogen Council.

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