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Delivering a route to green steel. Tata Steel has announced that Hatch will be part of the team to deliver the hydrogen route to make green steel at its lJmuiden plant in the Netherlands.
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Delivering a route to green steel
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| Tata Steel has announced that Hatch will be part of the team to deliver the hydrogen route to make green steel at its lJmuiden plant in the Netherlands. Hatch has been selected to provide the engineering for the reducing electric furnace (REF) package, which, when coupled with a direct reduced iron (DRI) plant, will enable the production of green steel using hydrogen. |
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Weathering the impacts of climate change |
| Reliance on the grid is increasing while the impacts of climate change are threatening infrastructure to an unprecedented extent. To maintain reliability, adaptation is needed to ensure power systems are more resilient and to reduce the consequences of future climate change-related events. Significant adaptation of power systems, however, is not any easy task.
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| Healing wounds of the past |
| Every year on September 30, Canadians now observe both National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day to commemorate the plight of Indigenous children who attended the nation’s residential schools between the mid-1800s and 1996. For me, as an Indigenous person, this is a time to reflect and heal.
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| Reflect on the past in order to shape the future |
| September 30, 2022 was the second annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation and the ninth annual observance of Orange Shirt Day. This day is an opportunity to reflect on the past, shape the future, and acknowledge our painful history with Indigenous people, especially as it pertains to the ongoing impacts of residential schools.
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| How to lessen the risks of doing business |
| The first step in addressing any high-impact, low-likelihood event is to objectively identify and prioritize all the risks before starting a project. This requires recognizing and counteracting existing biases. And in this case, a solid, scientific approach is superior to personal experience when discerning comprehensive risk identification.
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| The critical advice you need before charging into the EV industry |
| People have had a love affair with gasoline-fueled vehicles for more than a hundred years. When faced with the prospect of changing over to electric vehicles (EVs), many balk and bristle. EVs, they say, can’t travel as far as fossil fuel-powered vehicles; their batteries are expensive to replace and charging stations can be difficult to access. Change, however, is inevitable.
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| Innovating ways to get everyone home safely |
| Ensuring that workers are fit for duty is a significant concern, particularly with high-risk jobs or tasks. We believe the mental acuity of an employee is the key to reducing incidents at work. And just as we put measurable site precautions and controls in place, creating awareness of a worker’s cognitive ability is critical to ensuring they can complete their job safely and effectively.
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| Advancing toward a net-zero future |
| The governments of Canada and Germany recently came together to discuss two key areas of cooperation as we move towards a net-zero future, announcing partnerships to advance the countries’ battery metals and hydrogen markets.
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As part of the city’s largest infrastructure project in modern history, the City of Kingston invested in the design and construction of a 1.2-kilometer-long signature bridge over the Cataraqui River. On September 24, 2022, the city held a preview event at the bridge, allowing the public to cross the newly appointed Waaban Crossing.
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We're excited to be presenting at and sponsoring the Energy and Mines Toronto Summit in Toronto, Canada. This year's agenda reflects the urgency, prioritization, and complexity that mining companies are facing in identifying concrete steps to achieve zero-emissions mining in line with ESG and climate commitments.
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On October 3, 2022, Hatch colleagues came together with representatives from the City of Niagara Falls and the hydropower industry to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Henry Acres, hydropower pioneer and founder of engineering consulting company H.G Acres.
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