Steel to Zero – how steel will go green

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Steel to Zero – how steel will go green

Germany is aiming to become as greenhouse gas neutral as possible by 2045. This also applies to the steel industry. There are plenty of good ideas out there on the road to this goal, but also plenty of challenges. The important thing is that decarbonization will only succeed as quickly as possible if all the companies in the value chain work together to achieve it. In our new podcast Steel to Zero, we present the interrelationships between the different stages of the value chain in relation to decarbonization and highlight potential courses of action. To this end, we let proven experts have their say. We hope you enjoy listening and gain new insights from our podcast Steel to Zero: How steel will go green.

Episódios

  1. 13 DE NOV.

    Episode 4: Can we get to zero carbon with scrap? Why the use of EAF steel won’t reduce global carbon emissions

    When steel products have reached the end of their useful life, the material’s life is far from over – because steel can be recycled an unlimited number of times. In terms of the climate, the advantage is that the production of crude steel using scrap instead of iron ore significantly reduces carbon emissions. What initially sounds like a great solution for reducing emissions in the steel industry, however, quickly reaches its limits in terms of actual feasibility. In this episode of our sustainability podcast, you’ll learn about the possibilities that scrap offers and the limitations that restrict them. Host: Ute Neuhaus Guests: Sandrina Sieverdingbeck (general manager of DEUMU Deutsche Erz- und Metall-Union GmbH) Dr. Matthias Gierse (Waelzholz consultant and former Director Sales and Purchasing of the Waelzholz Group)

    30min

  2. 13/10/2022

    Episode 3: You can't do without: What role steel plays in a sustainable economy

    How much CO2 emissions do everyday products such as laundry machines and ovens produce during manufacture and operation? What matters here is low power consumption, but also the best possible carbon footprint of the materials used, such as steel. In this podcast episode, we talk about the importance of modern steel materials from Waelzholz for Miele as a leading manufacturer of household appliances in connection with CO2 reduction. Konstantin Eckert, Director Procurement Production Material at Miele & Cie. KG. Dr. Matthias Gierse, commercial managing director of C.D. Wälzholz GmbH & Co. KG Moderation: Ute Neuhaus

    28min

  3. 28/09/2022

    Episode 2: Reducing the footprint: from light-footed steel to climate neutrality

    thyssenkrupp Steel is Germany's biggest steel producer, producing around 11 million metric tons of crude steel a year, and due to its energy-intensive manufacturing processes it has a significant impact on the product carbon footprint. In this podcast episode we highlight, among other things, the processes with which thyssenkrupp can already save CO2 emissions today, how crude steel production is to become climate-neutral by 2045, and how Waelzholz is supporting this transformation process with a view to the entire value chain. Dr. Marie Jaroni, Head of Decarbonization & Sustainability at thyssenkrupp Steel Dr. Heino Buddenberg, Chairman of the Management Board of C.D. Wälzholz GmbH & Co. KG Moderation: Ute Neuhaus

    28min

  4. 23/09/2022

    Episode 1: The challenge: the steel industry’s complex value chain

    In order to significantly reduce carbon emissions from steel, we need to look at every level of the value chain. In this first episode of our podcast, you’ll learn how Waelzholz, as a technology leader in the cold rolling industry and an integral part of this value chain, is heading down the path to carbon neutrality and what role the system we’ve developed to precisely track and allocate the carbon emissions of each material version plays in this process. Dr. Heino Buddenberg, CEO of C.D. Wälzholz GmbH & Co. KG Dr. Matthias Gierse, Managing Director Sales and Procurement of C.D. Wälzholz GmbH & Co. KG Host: Ute Neuhaus

    25min
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Sobre

Germany is aiming to become as greenhouse gas neutral as possible by 2045. This also applies to the steel industry. There are plenty of good ideas out there on the road to this goal, but also plenty of challenges. The important thing is that decarbonization will only succeed as quickly as possible if all the companies in the value chain work together to achieve it. In our new podcast Steel to Zero, we present the interrelationships between the different stages of the value chain in relation to decarbonization and highlight potential courses of action. To this end, we let proven experts have their say. We hope you enjoy listening and gain new insights from our podcast Steel to Zero: How steel will go green.

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