Solutions for Greener Stainless Steel Production
Using green power – based on renewable energy sources – is an obvious step that can be taken wherever possible. The biggest consumer of electricity is the Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) and Induction furnaces.
Powering Up Process Industries to Meet Global Energy Transition Demands
The concept of green hydrogen is not new, but despite being the most abundant element in the universe, hydrogen has only been used in science, engineering and technology in its gaseous H2 form since the 18th century.
Towards Net-Zero: The Stainless Tubes, Pipes and Fittings Sector Prepares for a Carbon-Free Future
The low/zero-carbon energy future affects the stainless-steel industry in numerous ways. There has been a trend towards green (decarbonized) steel production, and the recyclability of stainless steel makes it highly suitable during the energy transition
Engineering a Sustainable Future Through Geothermal Lithium Production
Aeishwarya Chaudhari, a trailblazer in mechanical engineering, is driving innovation in sustainable energy.
Increased Energy Production Through the Use of Hydrophobic Surface Enhanced Tubes
To sustain world growth, energy use must increase. However, if increased energy use is not accompanied by energy conservation, the increased energy use may create environmental problems.