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Decarbonizing steel: A light at the end of the furnace
The steel industry has played a key role in industrialization, economic growth, and improving the standard of living in much of the developed world. Our cars, buildings, manufacturing equipment, and infrastructure would not be as durable, reliable, safe, or affordable without innovations in steel. But while we live better because of it, we also emit more greenhouse gases than at any point in history—which is why the steel industry is embracing change.
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Omar Navarro
Steel Industry Director
Omar is responsible for defining and implementing the steel industry business unit within SLB New Energy and growing its product portfolio to support the decarbonization of the steel industry worldwide. He joined SLB after almost 23 years in the industry, having different leadership positions in operations, sales, business development, quality, business strategy, and M&A and corporate strategy.
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