On a strip of land in northern Sweden, not far from the Arctic Circle, a new facility is taking shape which could help revolutionize one of the planet’s dirtiest industries: steelmaking. By 2026, if ...

Steel production is the backbone of today’s modern economy. The human-made metal is used in just about everything—from bridges and buildings to cars and consumer goods. However, the process to produce ...

Now that Australia’s richest man is saying that his country should get in the business of making “green steel” from hydrogen and renewable energy, it is ruffling some feathers in the coal-rich nation.

MIT spinout Boston Metal has powered up its electricity driven steel production reactor and made over a ton of metal in a crucial step toward commercializing its process. With clean electricity, the ...

The production of aluminum generates around 180 million tons of toxic red mud every year. Scientists at the Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung, a center for iron research, have now shown how green ...

The $1.6 trillion global steel industry generates between 7% and 9% of global carbon dioxide emissions. Boston Metal has been working for a decade to develop, refine and scale technologies for ...

Researchers have devised an economical way of reducing the environmental impact of both the steel and aluminum industries by using hydrogen to melt down the toxic red mud left over from aluminum ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Swedish steel company executive Lars Lundström knows his industry has a ...

BERLIN—Auto makers are racing to find cleaner steel to build their cars. The industry’s approach ranges from low-tech—using more recycled steel—to less-proven methods, including trying to source the ...

“I love the imagery we use on our website to depict the power of steel,” said Emma McKay, director enterprise architecture and digital technology platforms at Tata Steel Nederland. Speaking at the SAP ...