Tag: decarbonisation

Nissan models will use Kobe Steel's Kobenable Premier, which reduces 100% of CO2 emissions during manufacturing through the mass-balance method. Nissan aims to achieve carbon neutrality throughout the entire product life cycle by 2050.

Swiss Steel Group owing to its expertise in recycling, electric arc furnace technology and the highest operating standards, has already been able to reduce the carbon footprint of its products to well below the industry average. But it strives to further reduce its environmental footprint until the Swiss Steel Group name stands for climate-neutral steel.

Both Klöckner & Co and Siemens have set themselves ambitious sustainability targets. To this end, the two companies intend to expand their cooperation. One of the aims of the partnership is to open up access to larger quantities of green steel for Siemens.

Climate Bonds is working to mobilise the wide-scale transition of the economy in line with net-zero targets. To do this, all sectors of the economy will adjust to operate effectively in a low carbon economy.

ArcelorMittal's €200 million ‘Steelanol’ project is a first of its kind for the European steel industry, utilising cutting-edge carbon recycling technology developed by project partner LanzaTech.

Outokumpu is starting cooperation with Klöckner & Co, one of the largest producer-independent distributors of steel and metal products, by delivering the first coil made of emission-minimised stainless steel.

TRIWA made carbon footprint calculations on all its products and identified steel as the biggest polluter. In pursuit of solutions, TRIWA came across SSAB and the idea Time for Decarbonization was born.

Starting as early as 2027, up to 3.5 million tons of low-carbon steel will be produced annually in Saarland and emissions will be cut by 4.9 million tons.

The partnership will help Epiroc accelerate its journey to create a more sustainable future, deliver the world’s greenest machines, and support its customers.

Effective decarbonisation of the steel sector is being touted as a key wedge for achieving net zero emissions by 2050. And for quite some time now, there has been a pressing need to have a consistent set of rules, guidelines, or definition of low-emissions steel, aka green steel. On 14 September 2022, ResponsibleSteel launched the International Standard V2.0 in a bid to increase reliability, ensure consistency, enable buyers to specify what green procurement means and maximise steel’s contribution to a sustainable society.