Capacity Crunch: Why Airports Are Going High Tech

Airspace is getting tighter as more people and goods take to the skies to reach their destinations. Global passenger traffic, expressed in Revenue Passenger

Smart Changes Rippling Throughout the Global Shipping Industry

Container shipping moves 95 percent of all manufactured goods around the world, and in 2017, USD 4 trillion worth of products sailed across the seas. Container

Pumping Up Water Conservation with Steel

All over the world, 844 million people or 1 in 9 people do not have access to clean drinking water. Most of those people live in rural areas and half of the

Taking a Turn Towards the Future of Driverless Freight Transportation

Freight trucks are responsible for transporting 70 percent of all freight in the U.S., and rapid developments in e-commerce have spiked the demand for

Powering a Green Future with Lithium Batteries

According to Research and Markets, the market for lithium batteries is projected to reach USD 40 billion by 2024. Recently, lithium-ion batteries have been

Ask an Expert: Solar Tracking for a Bright Future

The per watt decline in cost of solar cells has led to unprecedented growth in solar energy generation. While the industry is nowhere near to overtaking fossil

Interview: Woman on Top in the Steel Industry

Happy International Women’s Day (IWD)! Since the early 1900s, the world has celebrated women’s achievements and advocated for further rights on the 8th of

What Vietnam’s Booming Economy Means for Steelmakers

Vietnam is the fastest growing economy in Southeast Asia: last year, the country recorded its highest economic growth at 6.81 percent, and the World Bank

Parallel: Shining a Spotlight on the Korean National Para Ice Hockey Team

Last month, a new documentary following the lives of Korea’s National Para Ice Hockey Team called Parallel was released, bringing to light a sport that

Clear Skies Ahead: Clean Fuel for Green Shipping

The UK government released a report earlier this year revealing nitrogen dioxide (N0x) emissions from shipping is actually 4 times higher than the numbers