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Navigating challenges in the glass industry through electric heating

Converting from gas to electric heating comes with many benefits – and some challenges. Kanthal’s expert shares his take on how and why to switch.

Why the future of glass manufacturing is electric

The glass industry is grappling with challenges that impede a full-scale adoption of all-electric furnaces. An industry expert offers insights on how to achieve success.

Concerned about the challenges of electrification? Here’s how to tackle them

Converting from gas to electric heating comes with many benefits – and some challenges. Kanthal’s expert shares his best take on how to best make the switch.

The steel industry’s electric pioneer is met with disbelief

Steel producer Ovako is reaping the benefits of having electrified its heating processes for the past decade. “A success story.”

Power the future of steel

How to power the future of steel

Continuous furnaces

Whether it’s annealing and galvanizing lines or a roller hearth furnace, electric heating can make the process cleaner and more efficient, while greatly reducing maintenance and repairs. Whether it’s annealing and galvanizing lines or a roller hearth furnace, electric heating can make the

Extreme temperatures and cognitive biases — overcoming barriers to electrification

The potential to accomplish all industrial processes with electricity is within reach, decarbonization expert Michael Barnard explains in an exclusive interview.

Climate Conundrum: The time to act is now

Climate change and the transition to a low-carbon future are the greatest challenges facing the steel industry now and in the coming decades. Industry players are seeking to make the switch to more climate-smart steel production.

Webinar: Unlock the future of fossil-free steel production

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