According to voestalpine, the delivered EAF components weighed 790 tonnes in total and were transported in several loads, mostly by ship.
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Analysis: Delivery of the core equipment marks a tangible step forward for the Linz EAF project. The supplied evidence indicates commissioning is planned for the first half of 2027 and annual output is expected to reach approximately 1.6 million tonnes once fully operational, but it does not specify installation progress or a more precise start-up date.
MetalMate analysis- Core EAF equipment has arrived at voestalpine’s Linz site.
- The components had a combined weight of 790 tonnes.
- Transportation took place in several loads, mostly by ship.
Watch for voestalpine updates on equipment installation, construction progress and commissioning. No start-up date is established by the approved claims used here.
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- Published · Version 1
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- MetalMate publication
- 13 October 2026
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Next milestone for greentec steel: electric arc furnace delivered to the Linz site — voestalpine
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