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I was eighteen in 1998 when the Good Friday Agreement was signed. The peace deal would end the thirty-year conflict in Northern Ireland. At least that’s what I was banking on, as I packed my cases and moved thirty miles south to study literature at Queen’s University, Belfast. Article continues below Nearly thirty years earlier my father had made the same short journey. His university experience was radically different from mine: army patrols, nightly curfews, violence erupting sporadically.
By committing to make the steel supply chain carbon neutral, companies can develop wind energy that’s even greener than it is now. Steel is a major component of renewable energy, yet, despite technologies existing for production to be decarbonized, the steel sector is currently responsible for 7 to 8 percent of carbon emissions each year. This figure is projected to rise in line with increasing demand.
Business Transformation / Environmental Health & Safety / Metals & Mining / Supply Chain "For us, it made sense to prioritize decarbonizing the upstream value chain for steel." Dec 09, 2021 By Rob Jenkinson, Global EHS Leader at SKF, and Jen Carson, Senior Project Manager, Climate Group The challenges for companies that rely on steel have been numerous, especially throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
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