Innovations for Decarbonizing Steel Production

MARCH 10-12, 2026 | RALEIGH, NC
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Innovations for
Decarbonizing Steel Production

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Steel production is a central technology in advanced economies and is the foundation for a wide range of infrastructure components. However, the iron and steel industry accounts for around 7% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and 11% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. By 2050, global iron and steel demand is projected to rise as much as 40%. To reach goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, we must drastically reduce industrial emissions from the iron and steel industry. This symposium addresses emerging technologies and engineering development directed toward reducing steels greenhouse gas emissions.

Topics & Application Areas

H2 reduction
Electrochemical processes
Plasma processes
Novel thermal processes (laser heating, etc.)
Integration of steel production with green/renewable energy/electricity sources
Methods for decarbonizing mining of iron ore
Integration of carbon capture, utilization and sequestration into iron and steelmaking
Other novel methods for reducing emissions from iron and steelmaking

Symposium Chair

Brian Ingram

Group Leader of the Materials and Device Evaluation Group

Argonne National Laboratory

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2025 Key Speakers

Anderson Morelato

Head of Decarbonization and Technology Roadmapping,

ArcelorMittal

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	Tuesday June 10
1:30	Innovations in Decarbonizing Steel

2025 Symposium Program
	Tuesday June 10

1:30	Innovations in Decarbonizing Steel	Room 306
	Session chair: Brian Ingram, Argonne National Laboratory, US
	ArcelorMittal's Key Decarbonization Initiatives A. Morelato, ArcelorMittal, US
	Evaluating acidic aqueous solutions for electrochemical deposition of metallic iron B.J. Ingram, Y. Sun, J. Luo, R. Akolkar, J.G. Connell, Q. Liu, Z. Yang, Argonne National Laboratory, US
	Pathways to Low Temperature Electrolysis of Iron Oxides at Scale P.A. Kempler, A.C. Goldman, R. Shekhar, A. Konovalova, E. Rahman, University of Oregon, US
	Hydrogen Plasma Rotary Kiln Furnace Reduction of Iron Ores J. Kopasz, B. Ingram, Argonne National Laboratory, US
	Engineered Biocarbon Materials for EAF Decarbonization M. Mlinar, B. Spigarelli, M. Young, Natural Resources Research Institute, US