ESTEP engages stakeholders across the European steel industry in implementing projects intended to address challenges such as decarbonization, circular economy and digitalization.
 
In addition, Tenova’s R&D director Enrico Malfa was named a member of the board for the Clean Steel Partnership, a public-private partnership with the goal of achieving a climate-neutral steel industry by 2050.
 
"We are living in a very important historical moment for climate risk management: never before have institutions, manufacturing sectors and society been fully aware of the problem,” Roberto Pancaldi said.
 
“We know, however, that we need a medium-long term vision, shared as much as possible among all players in various industries, to ensure that this commitment is translated into concrete and effective strategies. For this reason, I am proud to be part of ESTEP: a platform that truly plays a key role in the green transition of the European steel industry," Pancaldi added.
 
Read the full press release here.