Tag: IMOA

Taylor Yard Bridge: a duplex connection

The Taylor Yard bridge, which crosses Los Angeles River, was made with Duplex 2205. Karlee Williston, Nickel Institute, reports.

Global molybdenum production and usage rise in Q1 2025

According to IMOA, global molybdenum production rose by 1% in Q1 2025 wuhile usage grew by 6% in the same period.

Molybdenum: a key to carbon capture

Iris Rommerskirchen and Nicole Kinsman, IMOA, explain why molybdenum-containing materials are indispensable for CCUS

Stainless steel: an ideal solution for drinking water

A recent press release by NSF shows that corrosion resistant alloys have provent heir worth in the world of plumbing

Reduced CO2 in Moly production

Between 2018 and 2024 Molybdenum production managed to reduce its carbon footprint considerably, IMOA's Sandra Carey reports.

Global molybdenum production and usage rises in 2024

Global production of molybdenum was at 639.7 million pounds (mlbs) in 2024, a rise of 2% from 625.4 mlbs in 2023

Sustainable brilliance at Harvard

IMOA's Martina Helzel explains how a stainless steel sunscreen keeps Harvard University's largest building cool in summer and warm in winter

The pulp and paper industry won’t fold

In this feature story Jim Fritz, IMOA, describes how stainless steels are indispensable in the production of pulp and paper.

Global molybdenum production and usage rises in Q3 2024

IMOA show that global production of molybdenum rose by 2% to 162.4 million pounds and usage of molybdenum rose 2% to 164.1 mlbs in Q3 2024.

Stainless home heating

In this article, IMOA explains why modern home heating systems rely increasingly on molybdenum-containing stainless steels.