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🔔 TATA Steel closes its final Blast Furnace as they begin the transition to Arc Furnaces! 🔔 TATA Steel has announced the closure of its blast furnace operations, marking a significant shift towards more sustainable steel production methods. This transition to electric arc furnaces (EAFs) offers a range of benefits: 🌱 Environmental Impact: EAFs significantly reduce carbon emissions compared to traditional blast furnaces, aligning with global sustainability goals and enhancing TATA’s commitment to a greener future. ⚡ Energy Efficiency: Electric arc furnaces use less energy and can be powered by renewable sources, contributing to lower operational costs and reduced dependence on fossil fuels. 🔄 Flexibility and Responsiveness: EAFs allow for quicker adjustments to production volumes, enabling TATA Steel to better respond to market demands and fluctuations. ♻️ Recycling Potential: EAFs primarily use scrap steel, promoting recycling and circular economy principles within the steel industry. As TATA Steel embraces this innovative approach, it sets a powerful example for the industry, highlighting the importance of sustainability in manufacturing. 🌍💪 With the EAFs not due to be operational until 2027/2028, how will this impact steel production over the coming years? #Tuesdayponderings #Sustainability #ElectricArcFurnace #SteelIndustry #Innovation #CircularEconomy #BMSteel

🔥A key challenge for #steelmanufacturers is in the transportation of hot metal within a manufacturing facility. So higher hot metal temperatures really help improve the yield when you're transporting it, as well as lower the carbon dioxide emissions. But obviously with the higher temperature, it causes higher wear of the equipment that's used to transport, as well as requiring higher #energy usage. What we've been able to help Tata Steel Nederland build using our technology is really a very detailed digital twin of the transportation equipment and the material and the lining and that really lets Tata Steel understand and optimize for the wear that the equipment must undergo versus the yield and emission trade off that they want to do. Ultimately, they've really been able to use our #digitaltwin technology and are deploying it right now in several facilities, but they're able to use it to lower their maintenance costs and downtime while still meeting their sustainability target. Watch full episode featuring Mark Bate (MIAM) https://ansys.me/4df7OGC

Tata Steel – A Global Steel Leader Positioned for Long-Term Growth Tata Steel, one of the world’s most geographically diversified steel producers, continues to drive growth through innovation, sustainability, and strategic expansion. With a strong focus on enhancing production efficiency and reducing its carbon footprint, Tata Steel is well-positioned to capitalize on the increasing demand for sustainable steel solutions across industries. In Q1 FY24, Tata Steel reported a revenue of ₹59,490 crore, reflecting global demand and pricing trends. The profit after tax (PAT) stood at ₹2,970 crore, with an EBITDA margin of 13.5%. With significant investments in expanding capacity and a strong emphasis on green steel production, Tata Steel is set to benefit from the growing focus on infrastructure and renewable energy projects globally. As infrastructure and industrial activity grow, Tata Steel remains a compelling long-term investment in both domestic and international markets. #TataSteel #SteelIndustry #GlobalLeader #RevenueGrowth #ProfitAfterTax #EBITDA #Sustainability #GreenSteel #StockMarket #Investment #InfrastructureGrowth #StockAnalysis #IndianEconomy #LongTermGrowth #Manufacturing #SteelProduction #StockOpportunities #FinancialResults #Q1Results #StockPerformance #EmergingMarkets #SustainableDevelopment #IndustrialGrowth #CarbonReduction #InvestingInIndia #GlobalMarkets #ConstructionIndustry #SteelInnovation #EnergyTransition #EquityMarkets

Tata Steel Nederland, the Dutch arm of global steel company Tata Steel, is cutting costs to cope with the current deterioration in market conditions. It is stated in the company’s message. As Tata Steel Nederland noted, there is a significant overcapacity in the European market. Steel prices are low, and customers are taking a wait-and-see attitude. In addition, the auto industry is under pressure, which directly affects the steel producer. 👉 Read More: https://lnkd.in/gf8G5DWy #steelexport #vietnamsteel #steelasia #hsg #steelsheet #steelpipe #plasticpipe #steelindustry #steelnews #worldsteelnews

The Zeremis journey encompasses multiple pillars to decarbonize the entire steelmaking process- from producing liquid iron from ores, to casting, rolling, coating, and the final steel processing within Tata Steel Nederland. Green Steel World explored Tata Steel Nederland's strategies and innovations with Sander Heinhuis, Director Marketing. Read more about Tata Steel Nederland's pioneering approaches to sustainable steelmaking, the implementation of advanced data-driven processes, and the collaborative efforts required to achieve significant reductions in carbon emissions: https://lnkd.in/eejE-cwb #Zeremis #TataSteelNederland #Journeytocarbonneutrality

The Zeremis journey encompasses multiple pillars to decarbonize the entire steelmaking process- from producing liquid iron from ores, to casting, rolling, coating, and the final steel processing within Tata Steel Nederland. Green Steel World explored Tata Steel Nederland's strategies and innovations with Sander Heinhuis, Director Marketing. Read more about Tata Steel Nederland's pioneering approaches to sustainable steelmaking, the implementation of advanced data-driven processes, and the collaborative efforts required to achieve significant reductions in carbon emissions: https://lnkd.in/eejE-cwb #Zeremis #TataSteelNederland #Journeytocarbonneutrality

Did you know that Tata Steel's Hisarna project in the Netherlands is reducing carbon emissions by up to 20% without the need for coking coal? 🤯 This innovative iron-making technology is making steel production more energy-efficient and eco-friendly. #steelindustry #sustainability #innovation #greentechnology #hisarna #tatasteel

We’re carrying out trial melts today as part of the Research and Development work we are doing to support Tata Steel Netherlands decarbonisation plans. #decarbonisation #steelindustry

🌍 Why Steel Companies Are Moving to Electric Arc Furnaces (EAF) for Future Expansion 🌍 Leading steelmakers like Tata Steel, Jindal, and SAIL are increasingly adopting Electric Arc Furnaces (EAF) over traditional Blast Furnaces (BF) for future expansion. This shift is driven by key factors: 1. Environmental Sustainability Lower Carbon Emissions: EAFs produce significantly fewer CO2 emissions compared to BFs. Steelmakers, including Tata Steel, are committing to carbon-neutral production, and EAFs are central to achieving those goals. Energy Efficiency: EAFs use electricity (often renewable) to melt scrap steel, which is more energy-efficient than the coal-intensive BF process. 2. Circular Economy & Scrap Steel Recycling Steel: EAFs rely heavily on recycled scrap steel, promoting a circular economy. This reduces dependence on virgin iron ore and coal, optimizing resources while cutting costs. 3. Cost Efficiency & Flexibility Lower Investment: EAFs require lower capital investment and offer more operational flexibility compared to BFs. This helps steelmakers quickly adapt to market demand. 4. Regulatory Compliance Stricter Emission Norms: Governments are enforcing tighter emission standards, encouraging the shift to EAFs. Companies like Jindal and SAIL are investing in EAFs to meet these regulations and access premium markets for "green steel." 5. Technological Advancements Better Efficiency: Innovations have improved the quality and efficiency of EAF-produced steel, making it competitive with BF production in terms of grade and cost. Conclusion: As sustainability and emission regulations intensify, the steel industry is embracing EAF technology for its environmental benefits, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility. This shift not only helps steelmakers meet decarbonization goals but also keeps them competitive in a market increasingly focused on green steel. #SteelIndustry #Sustainability #EAF #GreenSteel #TataSteel #JindalSteel #SAIL #InnovationInSteel #FutureOfSteel

A greening operation with 3 billion euros of state aid: this is what the future of Tata Steel should look like, according to a report. However, professors Roel Beetsma and Sweder van Wijnbergen believe the reasoning behind this 'solution' is weak. Read more about this in the NRC article (in Dutch) below. #greentransition #tatasteel #sustainability