The Road to Sustainability: Using Steel Slag for Asphalt Roads

Asphalt, blacktop, pavement. It is everywhere. In the U.S. alone, there are over 2.7 million miles of paved roads, 94 percent of which is surfaced with

India: A Rising Sun in the Global Renewable Energy Industry

According to the World Bank, India is the world’s third largest consumer of electricity in 2017 after a 90 per cent year on year growth. Yet 240 million people

What it Takes to Build a Natural-Disaster-Proof House

It has been an incredibly tumultuous year in terms of weather and natural disasters, with many deadly storms around the world. In honor of the upcoming World

POSCO and ExxonMobil Win Deals of Distinction Award

On October 23, POSCO and ExxonMobil won the Annual Deals of Distinction Award for Chemicals, Energy, Environment and Materials at the annual meeting of the

POSCO: Automakers’ Solution Partner in the Age of Electric Vehicles

From October 30 to November 1, POSCO hosted the 2017 Global EV Materials Forum at the Songdo Global R&D Center in Incheon. The theme of the forum was “A

What the Chinese Cruise Market Can Mean for the Shipbuilding Industry

While international shipbuilding, offshore equipment, and related markets are waning, the cruise sector is leading the way for recovery. According to sources,

How the Death of a Star Led to the Fourth Industrial Revolution

From September 26 to November 26, the National Museum of Korea is holding a special exhibition called “Metal, Iron and Steel: The Cultural History of Iron” to

Moody’s Upgrades POSCO’s Credit Rating Outlook to “Positive”

On October 26, Moody’s, an international credit rating agency, upgraded the outlook for POSCO’s long-term corporate credit rating of Baa2 from “stable” to

POSCO’s Q317 Results Highlight Continued Growth

Stakeholders were met with plenty of good news at POSCO’s Q317 IR session held on October 26. To start, POSCO’s Q3 consolidated sales amounted to KRW 15.361

Ask an Expert: The Role of Steel in a Changing Oil Industry

The transitions sweeping the energy industry in the US are profound and would have been unimaginable fifteen years ago. To a large extent, they have been