worldsteel at COP28
It is vital that worldsteel is present at COP, to represent the global voice of the steel industry. This blog summarises our activities at COP28.Blogs by worldsteel experts and occasionally by guest bloggers. The blogs cover a wide variety of issues affecting the steel industry. We hope you will find this section useful and look forward to your comments.
Blog: Open Forum 2023
Our 2023 Open Forum will take place on 12-13 September and aims to engage with a wide range of stakeholders in the steelmaking ecosystems. Read more about the focus of this year’s discussions.
Blog: Megatrends and their impact on the global steel industry
Baris Çiftçi, Director, Industry Analysis, details the findings of worldsteel's Megatrends Evaluation Expert Group.
Blog: Sustainability reporting - A collective and continuous effort towards a sustainable society
Claudia Korntner, Head of Corporate Responsibility at voestalpine, discusses worldsteel's plan to drive progress through collecting additional Sustainability Indicators.
Blog: worldsteel’s Open Forum – A climate conversation with the steel industry
Åsa Ekdahl, Head of Environment and Climate Change, shares the highlights from our first Open Forum on climate.
Blog: What will you do to help break the stigma?
Today is World Mental Health Day. Ian Russon, Director of Health and Safety at Tata Steel discusses the need to talk openly about mental health within organisations.
Blog: Climate - Inaugural worldsteel Open Forum
The focus of the global climate debate has broadened and moved to sectors of the economy other than energy and transport.
Blog: A new approach to safety and health in the steel industry
Today worldsteel has launched its new publication: Safety and health culture and leadership fundamentals.
Blog: Tracking remanufacturing activities in the steel industry
worldsteel considers that the increased focus on the circular economy will impact the evolution of future steel use.
Blog: How advanced high-strength steels will enable sustainable future transportation
The Steel E-Motive project demonstrates the suitability of the latest advanced high-strength steel grades for use in fully autonomous electric vehicles. Kate Hickey from WorldAutoSteel explains how.