Tag: Tata Steel Nederland

Tata Steel Nederland becomes a member of the Low Emission Steel Standard (LESS), an independent non-profit organization that promotes the transition of the steel industry to climate neutrality.

MCB in Valkenswaard and Tata Steel Nederland have entered into an agreement to replace the transport of steel products to Valkenswaard by truck on diesel with biodiesel.

Under the name Digital Twins for Green Steel (DiGreeS), Tata Steel Nederland, Saarstahl, and voestalpine Group are investigating possibilities for introducing new steel production routes and reducing the ecological footprint.

Tata Steel Nederland and DB Cargo have signed a contract to transport steel coils by train on green electricity.

David Busstra, Commercial Manager Circularity, at Tata Steel Nederland, explores sustainable trends in steel production, highlighting electric arc furnaces (EAFs) and direct reduced iron (DRI) processes. These technologies lower emissions, making them key to decarbonizing steel, especially in Europe. Tata Steel’s "Zeremis Recycled" product exemplifies this shift, targeting recycled content while reducing emissions. The role of scrap steel is crucial for circularity, reinforced by EU regulations like the Waste Shipment Regulation, which prioritizes recycling within the EU to retain alloying elements and reduce environmental impact.

Tata Steel Netherlands and ECOLOG, along with various other partners, aim to import hydrogen and export CO2 from Amsterdam.

Lindab and Tata Steel Nederland announce to have entered a memorandum of understanding to supply Zeremis® green steel once the IJmuiden steelworks transitions to hydrogen-based steel production.

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.

The steel industry is at a pivotal crossroads in the quest for a sustainable future. As a key material in modern society, steel is crucial for infrastructure, transportation, and daily life, but traditional production methods significantly contribute to global CO2 emissions. In this enlightening conversation, we delve into the strategies and innovations at Tata Steel Nederland with Mr. Sander Heinhuis, Director Marketing. Mr. Heinhuis provides a comprehensive overview of their pioneering approaches in sustainable steelmaking, the implementation of advanced data-driven processes, and the collaborative efforts necessary to achieve significant reductions in carbon emissions. Through initiatives like Zeremis and the development of cutting-edge technologies, Tata Steel Nederland is not only committed to decarbonizing its own operations but also aiding its customers and partners in reducing their carbon footprints.

Tata Steel Nederland has ordered an advanced pellet test installation from Primetals Technologies.