The steel industry is at the center of the global energy and climate transition. Achieving net-zero emissions requires a portfolio of innovative technologies, from carbon capture to hydrogen reduction, electrolysis, biomass, efficient raw material use, and circular economy strategies like scrap recycling and co-product valorization.

The second Breakthrough Technology Conference had place in Singapore on 2 and 3 December 2025.

This event cover all technologies capable of significantly reducing CO2 emissions from iron and steelmaking processes, including but not limited to hydrogen reduction, general hydrogen use, carbon capture and storage, carbon capture and use, carbon reuse, and more.

This course considers how cost savings can be made in primary steelmaking by the application of good operational and technical management.

This course covers how the BOS Converter is controlled during steelmaking to ensure good refining performance.

Casting machine breakout prevention - increasing productivity and reducing costs

These lectures outlines the areas on a continuous casting plant where caster instrumentation can improve the process control.

These lectures considers cleanness, surface and internal quality defects commonly found in continuously cast semis.

The course examines the Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) process. How it fits into world steelmaking and its advantages.

The course explores the principles of reheating in the hot rolling process.

Secondary steelmaking is an essential step in the steelmaking process for the production of high quality steels.

This course gives a practical and technical understanding of strand solidification to increase caster productivity and reduce quality defects.

Learn how The Introduction to Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machining enables computers to control manufacturing tools and how to select, program and operate a CNC machine.