Posts Tagged ‘steel production’
Quantifying the Resource Efficiency of the Global Steel Sector: Why is Our Metric Better?
Posted in Energy, Metals, Mining, Minerals on Monday, September 17th, 2018. No comments yetAuthor: Ana Gonzalez Hernandez In my last post, I introduced Emerson’s new resource efficiency approach. With it, Emerson proposes a new way of thinking about resource efficiency. One that encapsulates many aspects of modern industry solutions: we leverage the value residing in available metered data, communicate key knowledge through powerful digital visuals, and do so […]
Too Much Steel
Posted in Metals, Mining, Minerals on Monday, December 17th, 2012. No comments yetThe changing global economy is impacting the demand for steel. Emerson’s Juan Carlos Bravo, a member of the metals and mining industry team, highlights the challenges steel producers currently face. Last week in our blog post, China and its impact in iron ore prices we addressed the problems that the mining of iron ore is […]
Trends in Mining-Coal Still Strong
Posted in Metals, Mining, Minerals on Monday, March 12th, 2012. No comments yetEmerson’s Juan Carlos Bravo, a member of the metals and mining industry team, provides an update on coal mining trends. Coal has been used since the 1880s to power the industrial revolution, and some people might argue that it time to be replaced. But in fact, the demand for energy, steel and cement are fueling […]
