Tag: sustainability

Purmo Group, one of the leaders in sustainable indoor climate comfort solutions, is joining WWF Finland’s campaign to encourage steel producers worldwide in the transition to low-emission production to mitigate the climate crisis.

The 13th edition of the Stainless Steel World Conference and Exhibition took place from 26th to 28th September in Maastricht, the Netherlands. This highly focused event is specially catered to stainless steel professionals from all sides of the industry, from mills and processers to stockists and suppliers, and from end users and engineering companies to consultants and corrosion experts. A staggering number of more than 8100 participants, including 370 Conference Delegates, demonstrates the huge success delivered by this event.

Purmo Group, a leader in sustainable indoor climate comfort solutions, has entered into a binding agreement with H2 Green Steel, for the delivery of 140,000 tonnes of green steel during 2026-2033.

Saarstahl Ascoval, a subsidiary of the Saarstahl/SHS Group obtained the certificate of compliance with IATF 16949:2016: an internationally recognized quality management standard for the entire automotive industry supply chain.

Finnish Outokumpu, the global leader in sustainable stainless-steel, invests 9,9 MEUR in Swedish Envigas and becomes one of the company's major shareholders with a 20% ownership.

Schmiedag GmbH will invest around 7 million euros in its forging hammer plant as it seeks to improve its carbon footprint and make its production more reliable.

British Steel unveiled ambitious plans for the biggest transformation in its history – a £1.25-billion proposal to become a clean, green and sustainable business by adopting electric arc furnace steelmaking.

Porsche AG and the Swedish industrial start-up H2 Green Steel have signed an agreement for the supply of CO2-reduced steel. The aim is to further improve the emissions balance of Porsche vehicles by using CO2-reduced steel.

Once fully operational, the new plant has the capacity to annually produce 205,000 tons of special steels for highly sophisticated customer segments. The region is reaping significant economic benefits from investment in this major project.

To support their goals of emission reduction by 2030, the study will focus on lowering CSC’s carbon footprint through operational improvements and technology-related changes at the Kaohsiung site in Taiwan.