Steel producers are investing heavily in producing green steel using electricity from fossil-free sources and green hydrogen instead of carbon intensive coal. To bring emissions down state-of-the-art technologies are developed throughout the global steel industries. In this section you can read news articles on the production of green steel.
Together with partners such as Allied Steelrode and Malben Engineering Salzgitter Group companies are aiming to strengthen the automotive value chain and reduce CO2 emissions.
Both companies will collaborate closely to advance towards a more efficient and environmentally friendly value chain, reaffirming commitment to sustainability in the steel industry.
SSAB and Alstom entered a partnership for the supply of low-emission steel. The first delivery of SSAB Zero™ will take place already this year and be used in Alstom’s first Traxx Shunter™ locomotives.
Alleima has decided to expand its steam generator tubing (SGT) facilities in Sandviken, Sweden. The ambition of the investment is to meet the growing global demand in the Nuclear segment.
U. S. Steel’s Big River Steel, located in Osceola, Arkansas, passed a rigorous set of standards in environmental, social, and governance categories that raise the bar for sustainability across the steel supply chain.
Just months after commissioning the first induction quenching and tempering plant for individual bars, the company gave the go-ahead for the construction of the second electrically powered quenching and tempering plant.
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