Tag: green steel

JFE Steel will build an advanced electric arc furnace at its Kurashiki facility to drive carbon-neutral steelmaking in Japan, backed by a government grant as part of a national decarbonisation project.

India's steel ministry's new formula defines green steel based on the quantity of carbon emissions per tonne of the alloy produced

Meranti Green Steel plans to build a green steel plant in Thailand’s IRPC Eco-Industrial Zone, with a capacity of up to 2.5 million tons of low-carbon hot-rolled coils per year. The plant, scheduled to start up in mid-2028, will initially use natural gas for 80-90% of its energy, supplemented by green hydrogen. Meranti aims to significantly reduce CO2 emissions during production.

Japan's JFE Steel Corporation and Malaysia's Mycron Steel Bhd have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly develop and promote Malaysia's green steel...

James Chater talks about the advancements that have been made to make the production of stainless steels more sustainable

James Chater takes a look at how stainless steel tubes, pipes and fittings fit in a green, decarbonized future.

JFE Steel Corporation has announced that a naming and launching ceremony was held recently at the headquarters of Higaki Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. for the...

Japan's Kobe Steel (Kobelco) will close one of the two basic oxygen furnaces (BOFs) at its Kakogawa steel works, looking to replace it with...

LIBERTY Dunaújváros has taken another important step in its decarbonisation journey, by signing a contract to finalise the full feasibility study for the installation...

Engineering company RINA will build a 100% hydrogen-fuelled pilot plant for the production of all types of green steel.