The SSC is committed to ensuring Government understands steel’s contribution towards a low carbon circular economy. We also advocate for balance in the narrative about embedded carbon in the different materials choices. Whole of life means exactly that – not a period that is convenient for some sectors and not for others. It must be materials agnostic and applied equally. SSC Believes that, in such an environment, steel will shine as the rockstar of the circular economy. These perspectives form…

How well are Māori and Pacific peoples represented in the New Zealand steel industry? This was one of the questions we commissioned economic research agency Berl to answer as part of our focus on better understanding the social, cultural and economic sustainability of our industry. As it turns out, the New Zealand steel industry is an important source of employment and career opportunities for Māori and Pacific peoples. Here’s a snapshot – and you can read the full report here…

Building your business’ sustainability credentials is a journey, and it’s one that the Sustainable Steel Council helps you make through the SSC Chartered membership process. Part of this process is about helping businesses identify where they are at on the journey and helping them identify what’s needed to move on to the next stage. With that in mind, we’re excited to launch a new three-tier system for our SSC Chartered membership – Gold, Silver and Bronze, designed to better recognise…