Our Featured Article archive is a collection of the Featured Articles which have been published on the Green Steel World home page. In addition to industry updates, market news and topical issues of the day the Feature Article provides an interesting mix of company profiles, in-depth technical articles, reports from major end users and projects in the hydrogen production industries. If you wish your company to be in the spotlight in this category with an indepth report written by our editorial team, please contact Nicole Nagel.

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Tanya Rudra

Powering sustainability together

For Green Steel World, April is a special month. It is a month when we get the opportunity to further develop dialogue, views, ideas, and action for the rapid decarbonisation of the steel industry. April will witness the launch of two parallel shows: Green Steel World (GSW) and Hydrogen Tech World (HTW). Each brand will feature its own conference programme as well as a dedicated expo area, but all conveniently arranged in a single exhibition hall.

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SteelZero: A strong demand signal accelerating the net zero transition
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Tanya Rudra

SteelZero: a strong demand signal accelerating the net zero transition

SteelZero is the first initiative which focuses on driving a powerful demand signal for net zero steel. In an exclusive interaction with the Green Steel World, Ms Jen Carson, Head of Industry, SteelZero at the Climate Group, talks about how the initiative aims to send a strong demand signal to shift global markets and policies towards responsible production and sourcing of steel.

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Carbon recycling system for blast furnaces could reduce steelmaking emissions by 90%, claims study
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Green Steel World Editorial Team

Carbon recycling system for blast furnaces could reduce steelmaking emissions by 90%, claims study

Most of the world’s steel is produced via blast furnaces which produce iron from iron ore and basic oxygen furnaces which turn that iron into steel. Researchers from the University of Birmingham have designed a novel adaptation for existing iron and steel furnaces that could reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the steelmaking industry by nearly 90%.

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