Tag: decarbonisation

Alleima will be one of the first companies to implement Life Cycle Assessment for rock drill steel products for the mining industry. As a start, Alleima will release carbon footprint data for its rock drill steel products and to its customer Sandvik Rock Tools.

Climate Leadership Coalition (CLC), the largest non-profit climate business network in Europe developing business-driven solutions to address climate change, has accepted Outokumpu Oyj as one of the new organisational members.

Following a 12-month audit process conducted by AFNOR, Industeel has achieved certification against the ResponsibleSteel International Standard. Part of ArcelorMittal, the cluster of sites manufactures stainless, carbon and low alloy specialty steel heavy plates.

H2 Green Steel signs definitive debt financing agreements for €4.2 billion in project financing and increases the previously announced equity raised by €300 million. Total equity funding to date amounts to €2.1 billion.

"Indiana Harbor #7 is the largest blast furnace in North America and Cleveland Cliffs are proud of the ability to be ahead of the curve in using this cutting-edge technology to decarbonise."

Recognising the environmental impact of steel and iron components, Vestas has established a partnership with ArcelorMittal to launch a low-emission steel offering that significantly reduces lifetime carbon dioxide emissions from the production of wind turbine towers.

Alleima will be one of the first companies to implement Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for rock drill steel products for the mining industry. As a start, Alleima will release carbon footprint data for its rock drill steel products to its customer Epiroc Drilling Tools.

By commissioning Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH to supply the EAF—the technological heart of the transformation to steel production powered by green electricity—voestalpine has taken an important next step in realizing this major project.

Global supplier to the automotive industry, KIRCHHOFF Automotive, signs 7-year agreement with H2 Green Steel for the delivery of near-zero emissions steel from Boden.

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.