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Sustainable steel combats climate change

Steel’s almost unique ability among construction materials to be reused or recycled is its most obvious sustainability strength. In the second article in our …

June 2007 – Sustainability is good business

The drive towards increasing sustainability of buildings was boosted recently by news from property developer British Land that it aims to become carbon …

Steel and Sustainability

Sustainability has become a key driver for companies and organisations of all types in the past few years. Steel has always had strong sustainability …

May 2007 – Think sustainable – think steel

Sustainability has emerged as one of the main business decision making drivers across all industries in a remarkably short space of time. The pace of …

SCI leads the debate

Sustainability and off-site steel construction were at the forefront of debate at the recent Futurebuild and Ecobuild events. Held at London Earl’s Court …

Steel tops sustainability study

Analysis of the emissions produced by steel and concrete in construction of an Oxford University building confirms the significant sustainability benefits of …

Giant steps taken towards reduced carbon footprints

When major developers used the recent Sheds event to lay down their sustainability markers in the strongest recognition from clients yet that construction must …

Steel increases record market share

A year ago Corus predicted that the future success of steel would increasingly hinge on getting across messages to the market about the wider sustainability …

Steelwork’s future is bright

Steelwork contractors are enjoying healthy forward order books and have captured record shares in key markets, said BCSA President Donal McCormack in his …

Competitive sustainability boosts market share for steel

Steel has broken the 2005 record share of the multi storey non-residential building frames market, with a 71.8% share in 2006 of a market that rose by 3.7%, …

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