We’re very excited to welcome our new student intern Hannah Wu. Hannah, 19, has just completed her second year studying civil engineering at Auckland University. She will be with us over the 2019/2020 Summer academic holiday, to help introduce our members to the Sustainable Steel Council’s new certification tool, which we are developing and will be piloting over the next few months with the goal of making it available online in 2021. “It’s a really fantastic opportunity for me to…

Nothing lasts forever – well, that’s not entirely true, some things can be made to last forever. Things like steel which can be recycled infinitely without degrading its qualities: exceptional durability, the highest strength-to-weight ratio of any other commonly used material and formability among others. The fact that steel lasts forever and can be reused, repurposed and recycled in a continuous cycle, makes it critical at a time when we’re trying to reduce our impact on the climate. There are…

Two years the 150-year-old steel foundry in Thame A&G Price, went into  liquidation and laid off 100 workers. Now, it’s not only back on track with a 46-person roster but showing how investment in sustainability is not only good for the environment – but good for business and the community. A&G Price has just installed 1016 solar 310W panels making it the biggest hybrid in the country, looking to save around $100,000 a year in electricity – and putting whatever…