With Hy4Smelt and H2FUTURE, we are consistently continuing the transformation to green steel production. Both projects demonstrate how innovation and partnership are paving the way to net-zero CO2emissions.
28 Jan, 2026
Sustainability
For decades, voestalpine has been the environmental and efficiency benchmark for the industry. We provide information on which sustainability criteria and standards we follow, on how we are continuously improving our carbon footprint, and about our sustainable products and solutions.
Villares Metals – our Brazilian company for special steels and alloys – has been offering customers the highest quality standards and the best services for 80 years and all over the globe. Today, Villares Metals is also demonstrating this commitment in the area of sustainability and presenting a pioneering model of the circular economy.
24 Nov, 2025
Cars, machines, trains, and so much more: if we have our way, all these everyday items will be made from green steel in the future – from greentec steel. The new steel production process, which uses green electricity and a high proportion of scrap, will not only be clean and climate-conscious. It will also be […]
14 Nov, 2025
greentec steel
Cars, machines, trains, and so much more: if we have our way, all these everyday items will be made from green steel in the future – from greentec steel. The new steel production process, which uses green electricity and a high proportion of scrap, will not only be clean and climate-conscious. It will also be […]
14 Nov, 2025
An old steel girder that once supported a building becomes part of a new bridge. This is how the steel cycle works: durable, but not infinite. At the end of its useful life, steel returns as a valuable raw material. This is crucial for green steel production, because the switch to electric arc furnaces (EAF) […]
20 Oct, 2025
With H2FUTURE, we are researching the industrial production of green hydrogen, which is intended to replace fossil fuels such as coal and coke in steel production in the long term. The world’s longest-operating electrolysis plant at the Linz site provides important research results for our future steel production.
08 Jul, 2025