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Metal 3D Printing as a Life Extension for Steel Components

17/07/2026

Steel structures such as bridges, load-bearing frameworks, or industrial installations are exposed to heavy loads over decades. Over time, fatigue cracks can develop that compromise the safety of these components. Since permanently installed elements are often difficult or costly to replace, researchers at Empa are exploring alternatives.
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Ferrous Slags 2025: Substitute for 11 Million Tonnes of Natural Rock and Savings of 4 Million Tonnes of CO₂

07/07/2026

Despite a difficult economic and political environment, the figures for 2025 on the production and use of ferrous slags demonstrate that this by-product of steelmaking once again contributes to the circular economy, resource conservation and climate protection.
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European Steel Producers Call for Reform of the EU Emissions Trading System

03/07/2026

Three leading European steel producers – ArcelorMittal Europe, thyssenkrupp Steel and voestalpine – have issued a joint appeal for an urgent and pragmatic reform of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU-ETS). The companies warn that, without adjustments, the current course threatens to destroy Europe's industrial base.
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Non-Magnetic Stainless Steels for Marine Applications: Swiss Steel Group Transfers Expertise to Canada

26/06/2026

The Swiss Steel Group is active in the segment of stainless, non-magnetic steels, supplying industries such as offshore, chemical and food processing as well as medical technology. For several years, high-strength grades for marine applications have also been part of the portfolio. In a current project in Canada, the Group is now applying this expertise through its subsidiary Finkl Steel – Sorel.
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New processing plant at ROGESA reduces copper content in shredded scrap

19/06/2026

ROGESA Roheisen- und Rohstoffgesellschaft Saar mbH is planning the construction of an innovative processing plant for shredded steel and iron scrap, known as shear scrap, at its Dillingen/Saar site. The plant, which is scheduled to start operation in the second half of 2028, is designed to enable the resource-efficient production of high-quality "green" steel.
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Ultrasound-Based Measurement System Detects Inclusions in Aluminium Melts

12/06/2026

The Fraunhofer Institute for Nondestructive Testing IZFP in Saarbrücken has developed »AloX«, a measurement system that enables the rapid, durable and precise determination of the degree of non-metallic inclusions in aluminium melts.
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Steel Slag as Cement Substitute: Tata Steel IJmuiden and Ecocem Deepen Cooperation

05/06/2026

Dutch steel producer Tata Steel IJmuiden and Irish company Ecocem Materials Ltd. have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to expand their cooperation on the development and potential use of next-generation steel slags for low-carbon cement, mortar and concrete applications across Europe.
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Suez Steel sets new efficiency benchmark in DRI production with ENERGIRON ZR technology

01/06/2026

Suez Steel has achieved a new best value for energy consumption at its Direct Reduction Plant (DRP) based on ENERGIRON Zero-Reformer (ZR) technology. The plant is among the first large-scale industrial applications of this technology and operates with high metallization rates while ensuring direct hot feeding to the meltshop.
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Saarstahl Supplies CO₂-Reduced Steel for the Axle of a Mercedes-Benz Concept Vehicle

22/05/2026

The Saarstahl Group is taking part in the reECONIC concept vehicle from Mercedes-Benz Trucks, supplying "green" steel as a primary product for the axle.
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Tata Steel Nederland and European Partners Research Full Recycling of High-Grade Steel for Automotive and Appliance Applications

15/05/2026

Tata Steel Nederland is participating in the European research project CiSMA (Circular Steel for Mass Market Applications). The project aims to develop high-grade steel types produced entirely from recycled scrap using Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) technology.
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