Metal materials, characterized by their strength and durability, stand as fundamental components that have become integral building blocks of our civilization. Serving as the primary raw material for various sectors, metals are preferred in fields including construction, machinery, automotive, ships, aircraft, and railways, shaping the structure of numerous products used in our daily lives.
Iron, steel and aluminum, which are among the most produced materials in the world, have a large market share in the global economy and provide thousands of new jobs every year.
Metal materials, characterized by their strength and durability, stand as fundamental components that have become integral building blocks of our civilization. Serving as the primary raw material for various sectors, metals are preferred in fields including construction, machinery, automotive, ships, aircraft, and railways, shaping the structure of numerous products used in our daily lives.
The iron and steel, as well as the aluminum sectors, known for their substantial energy, fossil fuel, and natural resource consumption during production, have become significant focal points in terms of sustainability.
The iron-steel and aluminum sectors, identified as priority sectors for the Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) set to be introduced with theEuropean Green Deal in the near future, necessitate comprehensive research into their environmental impacts and sustainability. Formulating strategic plans and actively reducing greenhouse gas emissions fall within the responsibility scope in this domain and need careful management.
Iron, steel, and aluminum, encompassing a broad spectrum of environmental impacts related to their production technologies and resource utilization, have emerged as key focal points in environmental sustainability, particularly in the realm of carbon management.
Iron, steel and aluminium, which are among the most produced materials in the world, have a large market share in the global economy and provide thousands of new jobs every year.
The iron and steel, as well as the aluminum sectors, known for their substantial energy, fossil fuel, and natural resource consumption during production, have become significant focal points in terms of sustainability.
The iron-steel and aluminum sectors, identified as priority sectors for the Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) set to be introduced with theEuropean Green Deal in the near future, necessitate comprehensive research into their environmental impacts and sustainability. Formulating strategic plans and actively reducing greenhouse gas emissions fall within the responsibility scope in this domain and need careful management.
Iron, steel, and aluminum, encompassing a broad spectrum of environmental impacts related to their production technologies and resource utilization, have emerged as key focal points in environmental sustainability, particularly in the realm of carbon management.
Metsims, boasting an experienced team in the metal sectors, manages both corporate and product-based sustainability projects of many large companies in the iron-steel and aluminum sectors.
Meet our Metal Industry Consultants
Orhan Atacan
Sustainability Manager
Yıldıray Yılmaz
Senior Sustainability Advisor
Orhan Atacan
Sustainability Manager