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A pesky steel mill byproduct finds a second life helping the planet Steel slag captures carbon from the atmosphere. Companies with climate goals — and an Ohio motocross raceway — are making ...
There may not seem like there is a difference when choosing between a carbon or stainless steel wok, but each are unique depending on what you are cooking.
Steel is one the world’s most polluting industries, but Europe is leaping forward in making the metal green. By 2030, the continent is expected to be home to nearly 50 green and low-carbon steel ...
Nippon Steel plans to invest $6 billion to increase production of steel using electric arc furnaces in a bid to reduce carbon emissions. The Japanese steelmaker said Friday that it would invest ...
Louisiana’s Clean Hydrogen Task Force on Monday was briefed by Hyundai officials who outlined their $6 billion vision for a hydrogen-integrated steel mill in Ascension Parish — what the company called ...
Carbon dioxide emissions from the world's steel sector will fall 30% by 2050 compared with last year as more mills turns to less-polluting electric arc furnaces (EAF), consultancy Wood Mackenzie ...
Boulder-based startup Electra is making steel in an environmentally friendly way. To do so, they use electricity instead of coal to melt down iron ore.
Japan's third-biggest steelmaker, Kobe Steel Ltd , aims to sell one million tonnes of low-carbon steel a year in 2030 in concert with a global push toward decarbonisation, its president said on ...
The Biden administration plans to spend up to $6 billion on new technologies to cut carbon dioxide emissions from heavy industries like steel, cement, chemicals and aluminum, which are all ...
China will expand its national carbon trading market to cover the steel, cement and aluminium sectors by the end of this year, bringing the three emissions-heavy industries into the fight to meet ...
China’s release of more conservative peak emissions target for its steel industry have raised concerns that its overall aim to hit the mark by 2030 could be at risk, according to industry insiders.