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Why steel is one of the most
sustainable materials
European press event October 5 2015
Carl De Maré, Vice President,
Head of emerging technology development
social
environment economic
bearable equitable
viable
sustainable
Abundant
Low Cost
Easy to Use
Standard of Living
Endless Recycable
Non-toxic
GHG friendly material
Infra- structure
The three spheres of sustainability
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Steel – an indispensable material to develop the world
• Total steel in stock in a developed society is leveling out at ca10ton per capita
• Cheap and abundant steel is indispensable for the developing countries
Energy System Analyisi Agency SAAM model
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What about GHG emissions?
Source: Designing Climate change mitigation plans that add up – B. Bajzelj, J. Allwood, J. M. Cullen
Food
Transport
Buildings
Chemicals
Steel
Ca 20% of emissions are linked with man-made materials from which Steel,
Chemicals and Cement are the most important.
Cement
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Other
Paper,
Non-ferro,
Textiles
“Fresh Steel”
Steel in Use
End of Life Steel 90% is recovered
after 40 years
1,2t CO2/t Steel
(incl. by-product) 0,4 CO2/t Steel
Steel is endlessly recyclable and the backbone of the future circular economy
In EU28 : more steel scrap is recycled then fresh (ore based)
steel is added to the system
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Source : own analysis Source : SAAM, VITO
Debit and credit for materials emissions The only way to assess the impact.
Approx. 40% of the GHG Emissions will remain if the BF is closed!
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Steel is a low emission material even when it needs carbon for the chemical process
Including only one recycling step, steel is < 0,9 t CO2/t
steel or less then half of what is believed.
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Material * Life Cycle CO2
(tCO2 / t Steel)
Natural Stone 0,2
Pine 0,45
Steel 0,86
Clinker 0,9
Aluminium 2,2
Carbon Fibre 17
Titanium 17
Life Cycle CO2 / t steel incl by-products
At 90% recovery
0 1 2 3 4
Of all materials, only steel combines low emissions, low costs and high recycling at large scale!
Source : Elaboration on M. Ashby materials and the Environment
Steel is essential to a low carbon economy! 10
ArcelorMittal strategy related to GHG emissions
1. New products
to reduce
“handprint” 2. More efficient
ways to recycle
3. “Capture and reuse
of carbon”
CO
Steel Waste Gas
CO2
H2
Low Cost
CO2 Capturing
Low Cost
CO2 Filtration
CO2 Enrichment
Of Waste Gas
Carbonate of
Minerals
Methanol
Production
Reversible
Electrolysis
Fermentation
Methanation
Construction
Material
Natural Gas
Production
Carburants
Energy
Storage
Green Plastics
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Low Impact Steel Program 2013-2017 supported by ADEME France
Project VALORCO explores 5 major ways
to valorise CO2 in the future
„Capture and re-use of carbon
Low Impact Steel Strategy : Capture and Reuse Carbon Exploration
13 * Preliminary projects launched – development and upscaling takes 10 to 15 years
Use Carbon capture for Transport Fuels (Lanzatech),
Green plastics, Carbonated minerals and even Food
enables to further reduce the Footprint and Handprint
Current Potential Future (*)