Infrastructure Sustainability underpins China’s drive to boost winter sports As part of its hosting of the Beijing 2022 Olympics, China has been investing heavily in winter sports facilities, that include regenerated industrial sites and clean energy.More
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 could mark a sea change for transport in the UK’s capital city and beyond
Infrastructure Russia transforms its infrastructure for World Cup Russia’s flexible steel-framed football stadiums ensure a sustainable, post-World Cup sporting legacy
Infrastructure Stainless steel is crucial in fight against infection Stainless steel's many qualities ensure it is a vital part of maintaining the sanitary environment of operating theatres and hospitals
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
