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Hello,
The steel industry, one of the most CO₂-intensive sectors, must reduce its emissions. In a recent analysis, the steel experts from the consulting firm Arthur D. Little provide an overview of the current status of green steel production and the associated challenges in terms of costs, energy supply and supply chain readiness on the way to a CO₂-free future for the steel industry.
Our topics:
• The future of green steel 🌳
• Committee sets course for The Bright World of Metals 2027 👏
• Research on nuclear powered green steel production 🥼
• Hydrogen-based ironmaking plant 🚧
• Portfolio THE BRIGHT WORLD OF METALS 📋
• THERMPROCESS news overview 📰
Enjoy reading and best regards from Düsseldorf!
Your THERMPROCESS team
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The future of green steel
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© Midrex
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The steel industry needs to reduce global emissions by 25% within the next six years to meet the 1.5°C target of the Paris Agreement, requiring a yearly decrease of more than 4%. However, the International Energy Agency (IEA) concluded at the end of 2023 that the sector is not on track to achieve net zero emissions by mid-century, with overall emissions continuing to rise annually.
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Executive Committee sets the course for The Bright World of Metals 2027
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On 14 May 2025, the new Executive Committee of the four leading global trade fairs GIFA, METEC, THERMPROCESS and NEWCAST held its constituent meeting in Düsseldorf. The focus was on the strategic impetus and content direction for The Bright World of Metals 2027.
The committee brings together key players from the international foundry, metallurgy and thermoprocess technology industry. Among other things, the Executive Committee discussed current challenges and forward-looking developments in the individual sectors in depth.
The core topics include:
- ecoMetals and the path to sustainable production
- Promoting young talent and securing skilled workers
The following presidents have been appointed: Dipl.-Ing. Clemens Küpper, President of GIFA and NEWCAST, Jochen Burg, President of METEC, Dipl.-Ing. Till Schreiter, President of THERMPROCESS.
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Newcleo and Danieli to explore nuclear powered green steel production
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© Newcleo
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Memorandum of understanding defined to explore integration of Newcleo LFR technology with Danieli Green Steel technology and plants.
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Voestalpine to implement hydrogen-based ironmaking plant
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© Primetals Technologies
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The industrial-scale prototype plant to be implemented in Linz, Austria, is to produce pig iron and pig iron briquettes by means of hydrogen-based fine ore reduction using the Hyfor process. The hydrogen-based direct reduction plant for fine ores will be coupled directly to the smelter for the first time.
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International trade fairs The Bright World of Metals
Business opportunities around the globe
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The Messe Düsseldorf Group is continuously expanding its global network. Here you can keep up to date on new, strong events in the global portfolio of metal trade fairs.
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Our news for you!
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Whether monthly thematic highlights, interviews, business or exhibitor news - if you want to be up to date in the thermoprocess technology industry, you should rely on our news section. We will provide you with the latest contributions from the THERMPROCESS world in our monthly newsletter!
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Follow Bright World of Metals on LinkedIn!
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If you would like to get an overview of you branch on a more social basis feel free to connect via our LinkedIn channel. There you'll find the most important players, you can network with the community and read about interesting news and facts!
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Ilyas Taskiran
Senior Project Manager THERMPROCESS
Do you have any questions, suggestions or topic requests for THERMPROCESS?
You can reach us at TaskiranI@messe-duesseldorf.de.
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