Iron and steelmaking account for around a 10th of all CO₂ emissions: Professor explains how they could be greener

Iron and steelmaking account for around a 10th of all CO₂ emissions: Professor explains how they could be greener

UNSW expert Professor Yansong Shen explains why it is so important to find a way to produce iron and steel in a more environmentally friendly and feasible way.

UNSW research explores greener manufacturing methods for iron and steel production - Australian Manufacturing

UNSW Sydney researchers are advancing work on cleaner iron and steelmaking technologies in a bid to address one of the manufacturing sector’s largest sources of carbon emissions.

Iron and steelmaking account for around one-tenth of all CO2 emissions. Here’s how they could be greener

Iron and steel are essential materials used to build almost everything in the world—from skyscrapers and cars, to bridges and wind turbines.  But did you know that the current methods of iron and steelmaking account for approximately 7-9% of all global CO2 emissions? That’s why, in the drive to reduce the rise in global average temperatures, finding a cleaner and greener way to make these important products becomes evermore important. Professor …