Infrastructure World’s largest fusion reactor offers hope for clean energy A powerful new steel-built tokamak reactor is aiming to finally achieve the holy grail of fusion-powered electricity generation.More
Infrastructure How desalination technology is hydrating the Middle East With its corrosion-resistant properties and super-conductive nature, steel plays a star role in the Middle East’s vast desalination industry.
Infrastructure World’s longest suspension bridge will connect Europe and Asia Scheduled to open in 2023, the Canakkale 1915 bridge will be a steel-built infrastructure first, spanning the Dardanelles strait that separates the European and Asian continents.
Infrastructure World Cup shipping container stadium aims for post-2022 legacy Modified steel shipping containers are being used to construct the Ras Abu Aboud stadium in Qatar for the 2022 Fifa World Cup.
Infrastructure Steel underpins infrastructure at World Cup in Japan The story of Japanese rugby city Kamaishi provides a humbling backdrop to a World Cup powered by steel
Infrastructure New steel for oil pipelines prevents leaks A newly-developed steel grade is improving the integrity of pipelines and reducing the environmental impact of Russia's oilfields
Infrastructure Steel helps unlock sanitation in India’s schools India’s steel industry - and steel itself – are indispensable in providing the sanitation facilities that the country’s sustainable development requires
Infrastructure Steel-built drills key to massive underground infrastructure Carving their way hundreds of metres below surface-level and through challenging conditions, tunnel boring machines (TBMs) have revolutionised underground infrastructure
Infrastructure Underwater servers keep world’s data cool As the digital economy accelerates, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to keep the world’s data centres at lower temperatures, but submersible steel modules could provide a surprising solution
Infrastructure Ambitious Crossrail project leans on steel to boost UK transport networks Deep below London a network of tunnels that links both new-build and renovated station infrastructure marks a sea change for transport in the UK’s capital city and beyond