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Learn where real sustainability gains can be achieved for steel and aluminium in this webinar for decision makers, engineers, and sustainability professionals.

Steel and aluminium are frequently highlighted as important materials in the transition towards a more circular economy. Unlike many other materials, however, they have been recycled and reused on a large scale for decades. Their intrinsic value has long supported their collection, recovery, and recycling.

Steel and aluminium already have a strong circular profile

High recycling rates and established value chains have given steel and aluminium a long history of circularity. This raises an important question: If these materials are already widely recovered and recycled, where can the most meaningful improvements still be made?

Are we focusing on the right challenges?

In this webinar, we take a closer look at the circular profile of steel and aluminium and challenge some of the common narratives shaping today’s sustainability agenda.

We examine whether current discussions about circularity capture the full picture and consider how emissions, production processes, market demand, and material yield affect the overall environmental performance of these materials.

Topics covered in the webinar

The webinar will provide insights into:

  • Emissions
  • Production processes
  • Circularity and demand
  • Circularity yield and non-yield
  • Emission technology roadmaps

Understanding where improvements matter most

By exploring these topics, the webinar aims to provide a broader understanding of the opportunities and challenges associated with steel and aluminium in a green agenda. The discussion will focus on where industry and end users can make meaningful improvements.

Who should attend the webinar?

The webinar is relevant for decision makers, engineers, and sustainability professionals.

Join us for an informed discussion about circularity, emissions, and the future role of steel and aluminium in the green transition.