Measure your own ‘carbon imports’

Did you know that not all stainless steel is created equally? That’s because about 45% of stainless steel is produced using nickel pig iron and other ferro alloys as the main input materials. Producing these materials requires a significant amount of energy. This means that in order to minimise their CO2 footprint, stainless steel producers can use two levers, either separately or in combination:

✅ Maximise the use of low-carbon materials, in particular recyclable stainless steel scraps
✅ Maximise the use of green energy

➡️ Discover where Aperam sits among stainless producers in terms of carbon footprint and measure your own ‘carbon imports’ when it comes to stainless steel.