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Careers creating strength for the future
Governed by the Board Charter, and assisted by its Committees working to their Charters, the Board sets direction, strategies, financial and non-financial objectives, and empowers management to lead and govern the Company day-to-day according to our governance framework of standards, structures and accountabilities.
Our success is made possible by people who choose to invest in us. In return, we commit to continuing profitability and growth in value. Together we make us all stronger.
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45% reduction in NZS greenhouse gas emissions
We acknowledge that achieving our 2050 net zero goal is highly dependent on a range of key enablers shared across multiple sectors and stakeholders.
800K tonne reduction off Glenbrook’s carbon footprint
New Zealand’s footprint shrinks by 1%, equivalent to taking 300,000 cars off the road permanently
400,000 fewer tonnes of coal used per year
Approximately 50% less coal used at Glenbrook’s plant
NZS CO2e 1.6 tonnes – less than world average 1.91 tonnes
Raw steel emissions intensity reduced immediately on EAF commissioning; further reduction with increasing scrap input
300,000 tonnes of scrap retained in NZ per year
Moving to maximise scrap usage in NZ rather than exporting, which incurs cost and carbon miles
The electrification of steelmaking
Steelmaking powered by electricity sourced from New Zealand’s renewable grid
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NZPI produces a range of flat and long steel finished products for the New Zealand and regional construction, manufacturing, infrastructure, packaging and agriculture segments.
New Zealand Steel’s EAF will replace the existing steelmaking process. It will be fed by a combination of large amounts of scrap and 50 per cent less iron than used today.
Along with coal and limestone, ironsand is heated and dried in one of four multi-hearth furnaces. It is then fed into the four reduction kilns and converted to 80% metallic iron.
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In Australia, the introduction of the 2025 National Packaging Targets was announced in September 2018 to set a sustainable path for Australia’s recyclable waste.
There are a wide variety of options and decisions that need consideration when undertaking packaging redesign to meet the 2025 sustainability targets. To help organisations meet these goals, the Australian federal government has tasked the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) to ensure that these packaging objectives are achieved. APCO is a co-regulatory, not-for-profit organisation that partners with government and industry to reduce the harmful impact of packaging on the Australian environment. APCO promotes sustainable design and recycling initiatives, waste to landfill reduction activities and circular economy projects. APCO members submit a comprehensive action plan with the steps they will take to fulfill their responsibilities, a public commitment to advancing their packaging sustainability outcomes.
For FY22, the Australian Steel Products business achieved an overall performance level of Advanced. The Annual Report and Action Plan and further details on the 2025 national packaging targets are available on the APCO website.