steelTalks is a monthly series on topics of interest to the global steel community. The lectures are presented in a webinar format with a guest lecturer. In her lecture Ms Ekdahl will introduce worldsteel’s three-track approach to support the transformation to low-carbon manufacturing. Steel is a global industry producing advanced materials vital for the health of the global economy and services people depend on every day.
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Climate change is the biggest issue for the steel industry in the 21st century.
In her lecture Ms Ekdahl will introduce worldsteel’s three-track approach to support the transformation to low-carbon manufacturing. Steel is a global industry producing advanced materials vital for the health of the global economy and services people depend on every day.
As there is no one solution to reduce emissions from steel manufacturing and the application of steel, the lecture explores some of the latest developments on the journey to reduced climate change emissions from the steel industry.
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Learning Outcomes
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Demonstrate basic understanding of climate change science and its potential impacts on the steel manufacturing sector.1
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Lead the development of climate resilience plans, including infrastructure improvements and risk management.3
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Conduct or assist in comprehensive carbon footprint assessments for manufacturing processes and supply chains.2
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Achieve and maintain carbon neutrality for the organization, setting industry benchmarks.4
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