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TZMS Třinecké železárny Trinec

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TRINECKÉ ZELEZÁRNY AS · BF–BOF Integrated route · Třinec, Europe, Czech Republic

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TZMS Třinecké železárny Trinec makes steel by the integrated route: iron ore is smelted into liquid hot metal in a blast furnace, then refined into crude steel in a basic oxygen furnace. Alongside the ore-based route, the plant runs an electric arc furnace that melts scrap and other metallics. The liquid steel is solidified into semi-finished shapes by continuous casting. The plant has a crude steel capacity of about 1.5 million tonnes per year.

Process Route

BFBOFEAF

Timeline

Operating since 1839

Emissions

2025

2.97 Mt CO₂e

1.90 t CO₂e per tonne of steel

Typical BF-BOF route: 1.8–2.0 t/t

Modelled estimate (Climate TRACE), not reported data. Methodology

Capacity (ttpa)

Crude Steel

1,500

EAF

200

BOF

1,300

Blast Furnace

1,168

Coking

700

Production

Crude steelproduction, GEM-compiled (Global Iron & Steel Tracker). Dashed line shows nominal capacity.

Iron Units

BF
BF 4operating
1,168 ttpa1373 m³ · relined 2025Paul Wurth (parts)wiki
BF
BF 6operating pre-retirement
1,095 ttparelined 2021Paul Wurth (2021 update)wiki

Steel Units

EAF
unknown EAF (1)operating
200 ttpawiki
EAF
unknown EAF (2)announced
1,300 ttpawiki
BOF
BOF 1operating pre-retirement
1,300 ttpaSMSwiki
BOF
BOF 2operating
1,300 ttpaSMSwiki
BOF
unknown BOF (1)announced
1,300 ttpawiki

Inputs & Energy

Power "Třinecké železárny together with its subsidiary Energetika Třinec will produce electricity from the sun in two photovoltaic power plant"; signed PPA with CEZ ESCO for 4.4 GWh/year of emission-free electricity; also planned 62 MWe combined cycle gas turbine

Steel Products

wire rod, rail, seamless, bar, billet

Ownership

Owner TRINECKÉ ZELEZÁRNY AS

Parent Minerfin AS

Workforce 6,000 employees

Country Context

Czech Republic crude steel production (USGS). Plant line shows nominal capacity, not output.

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Plant data sourced from the Global Iron & Steel Tracker (March 2026), Global Energy Monitor. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

Production data: USGS Minerals Yearbook — Raw Steel: World Production by Country or Locality (2019 edition; 2022 and 2023 early release tables). U.S. Geological Survey, public domain. EAF/BOF splits: USGS Minerals Yearbook (2023 estimates).

Facility emissions estimates from Climate TRACE. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.