Infrastructure Wind power is helping meet world’s need for sustainable steel With sustainable steel increasingly crucial to meeting the world’s climate targets, manufacturers are turning to wind power to decarbonise production.More
Infrastructure Amsterdam to host world’s largest sea lock The world’s largest sea lock at IJmuiden counts on the reliability of steel to accommodate larger vessels and increase the Port of Amsterdam’s cargo handling capacity
Infrastructure Tackling corrosion on the high seas Offshore installations, such as wind farms and tidal power stations, are utilising innovative techniques to resist extreme weather conditions and the corrosive, battering force of the sea
Infrastructure China and India lead the way in solar power boom Unprecedented investments in solar power in the rapidly developing economies of China and India promise a renewable energy revolution with steel at its heart
Infrastructure Large-scale tidal power reliant on steel With one million megawatts of technically realisable tidal energy worldwide, steel is helping to harvest the power of the seas
Infrastructure Steel and steam form reliable partnership Around 9 in 10 Icelandic households now harness the power of geothermal energy. The rest of the world is starting to take note
Infrastructure World’s first floating wind farm A revolutionary offshore renewable energy project reveals how innovation depends on reliable materials
Infrastructure Powering nuclear innovation Small modular nuclear reactors with steel at their core could offer a more cost-effective, dependable and scalable method of power generation than traditional power plants
Infrastructure Tackling water loss in Tokyo The Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s Bureau of Waterworks have used stainless steel to dramatically reduce the city's water loss
Infrastructure Hyperloop is game changer Steel is set to form the core of the world’s fastest train, which could reach more than 1000Km/h at a lower cost than traditional high-speed rail
