Many industries and companies around the world are working on cutting their carbon emissions. Choosing the right steel is an important contributor.
SSAB is transforming the future of steel and aiming to create a fossil-free value chain. Join us on our journey by switching to steel with less climate impact.
The fossil-free steel produced now is a proof of concept using HYBRIT® technology. The revolutionary steelmaking technology using hydrogen reduced sponge iron, removes the primary source of CO2 emissions, with water as by-product, instead of CO2. Learn about some of our partners’ ambitions, plans and first products made with the first pilot deliveries of fossil-free steel.
Ponsse, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of forestry machinery, is using pilot deliveries of fossil-free steel in one of its best-selling forwarder’s load space. The results so far suggest the steel has the potential to help Ponsse – and its customers – reduce their climate impact.
Groundbreaking collaboration between SSAB and Peab can revolutionize the construction industry’s climate footprint. The world’s first building with SSAB’s fossil-free steel is proof of this.
Swedish watchmaker TRIWA believes it’s time for a change. That’s why it has launched the first-ever consumer product made from SSAB’s fossil-free steel powder.
In a world-first, Volvo Group reveals the first vehicle made of fossil-free steel produced by SSAB. The machine, a load carrier for use in mining and quarrying, is being unveiled at a Volvo collaboration event today in Gothenburg.
SSAB starts a partnership in fossil-free steel applications with Oshkosh Corporation, a leading innovator of mission-critical vehicles and essential equipment, including heavy duty truck bodies, fire apparatus, access equipment and other specialty trucks.
The road towards lighter, more carbon friendly next generation vehicles has now been mapped out through a partnership agreement between SSAB and tier-one automotive supplier Shape Corp.
SSAB and Swedish electric car company Polestar collaboration to produce a climate-neutral car is pointing the way towards automotive sustainability.
Steel company SSAB and automotive safety supplier Autoliv have initiated a collaboration to research and develop fossil-free steel components for automotive safety products, such as airbags and seatbelts.
SSAB and Lindab take another step in their partnership by collaborating on fossil-free steel. Starting 2026, SSAB will deliver fossil-free steel to Lindab, for use in ventilation and building systems.
SSAB is teaming up with Forvia to jointly explore the development of fossil-free advanced high-strength steel for use in the automotive seating business.
SSAB is to deliver fossil-free steel to Mercedes-Benz AG, which is planning to use it for prototype parts for its vehicles.
Ruukki Construction, a subsidiary of SSAB Group, is committed to being the first company to offer its customers fossil-free steel building products. The building products will be made from fossil-free steel based on SSAB’s HYBRIT® technology and the plan is to launch them at a commercial scale on the market in 2026. Already before then, Ruukki aims to pilot the use of fossil-free steel together with selected customers.
Volvo and SSAB team up to drastically reduce global carbon emissions in the automotive value chain.