The Fuel of Tomorrow: Mining Lithium for Tomorrow’s Cars

The fate of widespread electric vehicle (EV) adoption lies in the car battery. So far, automakers have achieved a range of 100 to 300 miles on a single charge,

What the Demographic Cliff Will Mean for the Steel Industry

Populations in many parts of the world are aging rapidly, with Japan and Italy having the largest aging populations. According to the U.S. National Institute

How Factories Produce Steel- the Smart Way

Now more than ever, advanced technology in smart factories is playing a central role in making the steel industry more efficient and sustainable. The

The Forgotten Fleet: Looking Back on Early Electric Vehicles for a Better Future

People have a hard time imagining a world where the majority of people drive electric vehicles (EVs). However, in 1912, there were more than 30,000 EVs on US

Not Your Typical Supplier: How a Steelmaker Found its Niche

This year marks a significant milestone for POSCO as it reached 4 million tons of steel sales under its Solution Marketing initiative. Solution Marketing is a

Ask an Expert: Electric Vehicles and the Future of the Automotive Market

From October 30 to November 1, POSCO held the 2017 Global EV Materials Forum at the Songdo POSCO R&D Center. More than 300 clients from over 18 countries

Ask an Expert: Fashion Forward with Steel

Naim Josefi took this year’s Stockholm Fashion Week by storm with his 2017 F/W GANGS collection. The pieces were not only beautiful with shiny sequins and edgy

POSCO CEO Attends 38th Annual Australia-Korea Business Council Meeting

The 38th Annual Australia-Korea Business Council (AKBC) Meeting was held in Brisbane, Australia from November 13 to 15. POSCO CEO Kwon Ohjoon attended the

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