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In this exclusive interview, we delve into the world of green steel with a key player in the movement, CALSTART. Jon Gordon, Deputy Director, Green Steel, kindly shared insight into CALSTART´s Green Steel Program and shed light on the ongoing efforts to foster sustainability within the steel sector in the US.
While the past year has seen a dynamic market development for sustainable steel products, it is time to take a closer look at customers’ response to CO2-reduced solutions such as Kloeckner’s Nexigen® umbrella brand, for example: What are the experiences with the industry’s requirements and what is needed to move ahead, embracing the next-level green steel business?
With more than a century of expertise in metals, technology and mining, and a vision to become the customer’s first choice in sustainable stainless steel, Outokumpu is honouring its heritage by continuously pushing the boundaries of possible in terms of decarbonisation. During a conversation with the Green Steel World, Dr. Max Menzel, Head of Sustainability and Technical Customer Service at Outokumpu, highlighted some key elements that set Outokumpu’s sustainability agenda apart and place the company at the forefront of the race against climate change.
Sergei Mishin of Emerson explains how digitally-enabled, smarter plants using DRI processes and electric arc furnace technology can not only achieve more sustainable, high-quality production but also be economically viable.
The scarcity of resources represents one of the main obstacles for decarbonisation to be carried out. In the light of the ongoing energy transition and the difficulties that the steel industry is facing in that regard, a significant increase in demand for steel scrap can be expected. Therefore, all available sources must be utilized. As we are observing the humanity´s tale of sustainability unfold, Applied New Technologies AG (ANT AG),
a German company based in Lübeck, is set on contributing to the noble cause. How? By providing products for dismantling obsolete ships with an environmentally friendly method.
OMC Thermochemistry seeks to commercialize a thermochemical pathway that uses heat and globally abundant materials (steel and aluminum) in a readily scalable fluidized bed reactor to split water to make green hydrogen, reduce CO2 to make CO, or co-feed water and CO2 to make syngas. The technology is currently at an integrated benchtop scale (Technology Readiness Level 5), and the company is looking for pilot opportunities with commercial collaborators.
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