Global warming has always been a topic of our concern. As the climate warms, polar bears have lost their homes to survive; as the climate warms, the frequency of wildfires across the country increases, such as how many koalas were made homeless by the Australian bushfires in 2020; as the climate warms, sea levels rise, do we Will one day lose our home too?
But as a steel manufacturer, we have been committed to reducing carbon emissions and producing clean and environmentally friendly products.
The production of steel remains a carbon dioxide and energy-intensive activity. However, the steel industry is committed to continuing to reduce the footprint from its operations and the use of its products.
We take responsibility for our impact by reducing our emissions from the production of iron and steel. We strive for efficiency in our processes and maximised use of scrap. We continue our efforts to develop and deploy breakthrough low-carbon steel making technologies.
We drive more reuse, remanufacturing and recycling, all key elements of the circular economy. Modern steels are stronger, lighter and more durable than ever before. The steel industry works intensively with its customers, from design to end of life, to share our material knowledge to ensure that steel is used as efficiently as possible in any given application. In this way we enable the circular economy and contribute to material efficiency at every stage.
We are developing and manufacturing the advanced steel products necessary to facilitate the required transformation and adaptation of society to reach carbon neutrality through zero energy buildings, renewable energy infrastructures, electrification and more. We assist our customers in delivering innovative solutions through the use of our material and the introduction of new advanced steel products.
