Automotive Dialogue, 11 October 2023, 2:00 to 5:30 p.m. CET
Our longing for mobility is unbroken, yet our future demands sustainable environmental responsibility. Automotive Dialogue provides exciting insights and an outlook on how voestalpine and leading companies are using steel as a future material to secure green transformation while sustainably securing tomorrow’s mobility.
Welcome & keynote: answers for tomorrow— working on a sustainable future
Big challenges posed by factors such as climate change and carbon emissions—the automotive industry is working on answers for a sustainable future.
Jürgen Lechfellner, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Sales Director Automotive Industry
greentec steel—our pathway to a green future
Customers and the environment profit from steel with a reduced carbon footprint. Where are we at the moment, and what will the future bring?
Joachim Lehner, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Head of R&D Slab Business Unit
Scrap as a key lever for decarbonizing the steel industry
Scrap as an environmentally compatible raw material and a decisive factor in achieving the EU climate goals. How important are the factors of quality and quantity in future supply?
Christoph Priemetshofer, voestalpine Rohstoffbeschaffungs GmbH, Head of Scrap, Metal, Alloy, Refractory Material Purchase
From waste to raw material: the transformation of conventional scrap into high grade raw materials
From waste to valuable raw material: transformation of conventional scrap to a first-class raw material.
Dominik Barth, Scholz Recycling GmbH, Head of Joint Venture Management & Head of Global Key Account Management
Material loop: circular economy along the AUDI supply chain
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle is the AUDI strategy. How cooperation in a successful circular economy is the key to process change and innovation
Philipp Eder, AUDI AG, Project Manager Circular Economy in the Supply Chain
The potential of hydrogen in iron and steelmaking
How voestalpine uses groundbreaking research projects such as Hyfor, SuSTeel und H2Future to generate the expertise required for innovations in the green transformation of steel production.
Christopher Harris, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Research Engineer
High-value-added sustainable steel grades
The production of innovative steel grades with the most modern technology in electric arc furnaces, the challenges of using scrap in the metallurgy of high-performance steels, and more.
Andreas Pichler, voestalpine Stahl GmbH, Head of R&D Coil Business Unit
Future sustainability—common challenges in electric drivetrains
Sustainability as a central incentive for our activities in the BMW Group. We work closely with our partners to minimize the carbon footprint in the supply chain and to foster innovation as a key to success.
Wolfang Stadlbauer, BMW Group, Team leader materials development powertrain
Real. Transparent. Verified. The voestalpine greentec steel allocation model | Part 1
On the application and significance of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and detailed insights into the voestalpine greentec steel allocation model.
Therese Daxner, Daxner & Merl GmbH, Co-Founder & Managing Director
Real. Transparent. Verified. The voestalpine greentec steel allocation model | Part 2
On the application and significance of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and detailed insights into the voestalpine greentec steel allocation model.
