The Changing Waves of the Shipping Industry

Sea transport is relatively eco-friendly as it only accounts for 3 to 4 percent of total global gas emissions. However, most ships are fueled by low-grade

Why POSCO’s 1H17 Performance is Worthy of Applause

This year, POSCO has plenty to celebrate. Last month in June, POSCO was named the World’s Most Competitive Steelmaker for the 7th year in a row by World Steel

Five High Manganese Steels for Limitless Innovations

POSCO’s five types of High Manganese Steel (HMS) are innovative solutions to various industries’ material and technological limitations. HMS is a mixture of

How a Steel Company is Changing the Rechargeable Battery Industry

As greenhouse gas emissions and climate change capture the attention of governments, corporations, and individuals around the globe, there is an increased

POSCO’s Cryogenic High Manganese Steel Becomes a Global Standard Technology

POSCO’s cryogenic high manganese steel was recently registered as a standard technology with the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), an

Infographic: Driving the Future with POSCO GIGA STEEL

As standards for fuel efficiency, CO2 emissions, and auto safety become more strict, auto manufacturers and consumers are looking for lighter, more

POSCO Joins Energy Partners at Offshore Technology Conference

For the 10th year in a row, POSCO joined its partners in the energy sector at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) from May 1-4. OTC provides a forum for

POSCO Cuts Production Time in Half for Manganese Steel

POSCO announced the development of a new technology for high manganese steel that cuts production time in half and boosts efficiency by 10%. This new

POSCO and ExxonMobil Collaborate on Slurry Pipes, Now 5x More Durable

On March 22, POSCO and ExxonMobil reached an agreement to mass-produce high manganese steel and apply it to slurry pipes – the first time that manganese

POSCO Finds Pioneering Solutions Amid Barriers

The overcapacity in the Chinese steel market, the decrease in working-age populations, and the general decline in steel demand have created challenges in the