Steel production makes up 5-7% of all CO2 emissions annually. Much of the economic and development progress is dependent on steel as a structural material. It is a famously hard-to-abate sector of the modern economy.
MIT’s Professor Donald Sadoway is one of the world’s leading experts in materials chemistry focusing on new materials for a low-carbon world. Without question, our new green economy will need low-carbon building materials, and it is unlikely steel is going away any time soon.
Join us for a private briefing, hosted by Diana Fox Carney, with Prof. Donald Sadoway on 4 March, 4pm London | 11am NYC. RSVP >>>
Donald R. Sadoway is John F. Elliott Professor of Materials Chemistry in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at MIT. His research seeks to establish the scientific underpinnings of technologies that make efficient use of energy and natural resources in an environmentally sound manner.
Diana Fox Carney is the Senior Adviser at Exponential View, and runs our cli…