Experience day 2023
Revisit the Swedish Steel Prize Experience Day. Here you can find all the presentations from the event. Navigate through the different tracks and presentations at your own pace and absorb all the valuable insights at your convenience.
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Mobility track – Experience day 2023
Learn about steel production in the future, carbon footprint in design, and solutions for EV battery protection. In this track, you will get to know more about Docol® grades in the automotive industry and how to process the world’s strongest mobility steels.
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Industry track – Experience day 2023
Learn why hydrogen is changing the energy equation in Europe and how steel will provide solutions for both solar structures and energy storage. In this track, you will learn about tubular and high-performance strip steel products.
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Construction track – Experience day 2023
Learn how steel can impact the performance and sustainability of your product, how SSAB can take your ideas and transform them into finished products, and what our customers expect from steel in the future. In this track, you will also learn about sustainability in architectural buildings.
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SSAB Europe Strategy and the Nordic Transformation
Olavi Huhtala, EVP SSAB Europe
Strategy and Nordic Transformation
Afternoon introduction
The fossil-free journey from a technical perspective
Joachim Larsson, CTO SSAB Europe
The fossil-free journey from a technical perspective
More than 20 years of Swedish Steel Prize
Over the past two decades, the award has inspired creative engineers, designers and inventors across the world. It has also offered a glimpse of the endless potential of steel to change our world for the better.
The prize was founded by SSAB in 1999 as an international award with the aim of attracting applicants from across the world. Today, we can safely say that it has achieved this goal, with finalists coming from every continent – except Antarctica. When it was founded, the prize sought to encourage all trailblazers, big or small, to show the way toward new innovations – something that is still true today.
Although Swedish Steel Prize is owned by SSAB, it is open to everyone and has the vision of taking the steel industry to the next level.