• Greening Steel

  How nuclear energy & electrification can power the future of steel.

  NII Reports

• Experts Put Spotlight on Need for Urgent Action to Maintain Canada's Competitiveness in Rapidly Decarbonizing World

  Media briefing featured Canada's leading experts on the transition to a net-zero economy, including CSPA's President and CEO, Catherine Cobden.

  Ivey Foundation

• Low Carbon Steel: Canadian Steel Producers Move Towards Net-Zero 2050

  This week Catherine Cobden joins our podcast. Catherine is the President and CEO of the Canadian Steel Producers Association (CSPA). Canadian steel is already some of the lowest carbon product in the world and the industry has announced goals to achieve net-zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2050.

  ARC Energy Ideas Podcast

• After COP26 climate conference, the carbon trade war will inch closer

  And, importantly, the U.S. signalled that other countries that produce relatively low-carbon steel and don’t engage in dumping can join the club. Canada’s steel industry wants in. “We really don’t want to be left behind,” said Catherine Cobden, president of the Canadian Steel Producers Association.

  The Globe and Mail

• Steel industry thrilled with Algoma Steel announcement

  “Every individual steel company is looking at what they can do," said Catherine Cobden, president and CEO of the Canadian Steel Producers Association. “Members in our organization announced a net zero call-to-action plan. It’s an aspirational goal and we do take the issue of climate change seriously.”

  CTV News

• Green procurement could boost Canada-U.S. relations

  'Both the steel sector's low carbon emissions, and the good, unionized jobs it provides, should give Canadian-made steel a clear advantage in U.S. plans.'

  iPolitics

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