Green Steel World sat down with Alex Richards, Vice President and Regional Segment Leader – Mining, Minerals, Metals at Schneider Electric, to discuss the company’s global operations, its sustainability mission, and its role in decarbonizing heavy industries like steel and mining. (Photo: Schneider Electric)
In an era marked by scepticism over the feasibility of the green transition, any sign of progress offers a much-needed sense of hope. While many grapple with finding the right solutions, companies like Tenova are not just believers in the shift to sustainability—they are at the forefront of driving this transformation for themselves and their clients. We had the privilege of speaking with Mr. Roberto Pancaldi, CEO of Tenova, who provided insightful perspectives on how the company is reshaping the mining and metals industries to foster a more sustainable future.
Swedish company GreenIron is about to start operations at its green metals production plant in Sandviken, Sweden, utilizing its patented zero-emissions technology with green hydrogen as reducing agent.
In an exclusive interview with Green Steel World, Mr. Juha Erkkilä, VP – Market Strategy & Development at Outokumpu, offered valuable insights into a recent study commissioned by the company, exploring the future of steel in the context of the green transition.
CO2-neutrality has recently been achieved in the production of steel roof and facade panels at the Geldermalsen location (‘SAB-profiel’). This is the sixth climate neutral European location of Tata Steel Nederland.
Nippon Steel obtained three “SuMPO EPD” certifications for its hot extruded steel shape products.
Swedish Energy Agency announced that Stegra has been granted about €100 million from the Industrial Leap for its establishment of a fully integrated near zero emission steel production facility in Boden.
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.
The signed agreement aims to design an efficient logistics network for the transportation, storage, and distribution of steel coils that Hydnum Steel will produce at its Puertollano plant.
The company’s purpose is to decarbonize hard to-abate industries. Stegra will do so by leveraging all three platforms it works with: green hydrogen, green iron and green steel.
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