Sr. Thomas Danjczek, President, Steel Manufacturers Association

Sr. Pete Visclosky, Chairman , US Congressional Steel Caucus, Indiana Representative (D)

Sr. Tim Murphy, Congressman, Pennsylvania's 18th District (R), Vice Chairman of Steel and Natural Gas Caucuses

Industry experts and company executives will examine how the carbon emissions reduction initiatives being considered by governments around the world will shape the global steel industry and its various markets in the coming years.

Among the topics likely to be discussed:

•Where, how - and at what cost – will steel be manufactured in the future?
•What will be the future trends in the international trade in steel products?
•Will China and its BRIC colleagues go along if the US and other countries enact cap-and-trade plans? What can be done to ensure compliance?
•How will border control policies and emissions trading impact the process?
•Will steel prices rise with increased environmental requirements?

Presidente: Mr Roger Manser

ArcelorMittal and the Challenge of Climate Change

Sr. Roland Verstappen, Vice President International Affairs and Corporate Responsibility, ArcelorMittal

Steel and Climate Change: Looking at a green future or into a black abyss?

Dr. Hans-Jörn Weddige, Head of Corporate Climate Policies, ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe AG

Sr. Anthony Smallwood, Head of Public Diplomacy, Delegation to the European Union to USA

International Trade Rules and Climate Change: Key Issues for Global Steel Industry

Sr. Andrew Shoyer, Partner, Sidley Austin LLP

Some of the world’s leading steelmakers talk about the strategies and tactics they’re employing to lessen steelmaking’s environmental impact.

Among the topics likely to be discussed:

•What are the industry’s current best practices?
•Which companies are setting the pace for their peers?
•How are these strategies impacting the bottom line?
•What CO2 reporting structures should be adopted globally?

Presidente: Mr Chris Davis

How Mills are Responding to Growing Green Demands

Sr. Thomas Gibson, President & CEO, American Iron and Steel Institute

Technology: The Steel Industry of the Future and Sustainable Development

Sr. Nicholas J. Sowar, Global Steel Industry Leader, Deloitte & Touche LLP

The Producers' Perspective: Mills Discuss How They Are Responding to Growing Green Demands

Sr. Eric Stuart, Vice President, Energy & Environment, Steel Manufacturers Association

Responding to Green Demand: Selecting the Right "Green Process"

Sr. David Mysko, Consultant, Hatch Associates Consultants, Inc.

Scrap, iron ore, DRI, coking coal, power, gas and water: will it be business-as-usual further upstream, or are dramatic changes in the offing?

Among the topics likely to be discussed:

•Will DRI and HBI become raw materials of choice as the industry goes greener?
•What role will carbon credits play?
•Can mills afford to change the way they make steel?
•Will scrap become more important as a feedstock?
•What does the life cycle analysis of steel show?

Presidente: Mr Roger Manser

Steel Dynamics Inc. Presentation for SBB Green Steel Summit

Sr. Richard J. Brady, Executive Vice President, Ferrous Commercial Group, Omnisource

Green Ironmaking with the Midrex Process

Sr. John Kopfle, Director of Corporate Development, Midrex Technologies

Save Water, Save Energy

Sra. Christina Sund, Business Development Director, Primary Metals, Veolia Environnement France

Green Steel and Recycling

Sr. Greg Crawford, President, Steel Recycling Institute

Gusa Nordesta S/A's Presentation for SBB Green Steel Summit

Sr. Ricardo Carvalho Nascimento, Plant Director, Ferroeste Group/Gusa Nordeste

Steel for the Scrap Heap?

Sr. Roger Manser, Founder, Steel Business Briefing

Customers are making new demands on their steel suppliers. They’ll explore the latest green trends in construction, automotive and other industry sectors.

Among the topics likely to be discussed:

•New uses of steel in a low carbon economy
•Is there more to green building than just LEED certification?
•How is the auto industry making use of stronger, lightweight materials?
•What’s the next trend in sustainable manufacturing and what does it mean for your company?
•How will infrastructure investments fare with green steel?

Presidente: Mr Andrew Goodwin

Trends in Green Building Construction

Dr. Sylvie Boulanger, Manager, Sustainability, Canadian Institute of Steel Construction

Reinventing Automotive Steel

Sr. Edward G. Opbroek, Director, WorldAutoSteel

Supply Chain Report

Sr. Steven Mehltretter, Vice President and Partner, A.T. Kearney

Changing commercial, social and political pressures present a new mandate for plant and equipment makers. Learn about the latest developments in steelmaking and processing, from carbon sequestration to emerging blast furnace technologies.

Among the topics likely to be discussed:

•ULCOS: Ultra low CO2 steelmaking
•Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
•Improvements in blast furnace efficiencies

Presidente: Mr Ron Ashburn

Energy Efficiency in Iron & Steelmaking

Sr. Dieter Bettinger, Vice President Energy and Environmental Care, Siemens VAI

Green Steel Making: How being "Green" Reduces Operating Costs

Sr. Dave Toocheck, Sales Manager - Key Accounts, Bloom Engineering Company

Oxygen based solutions to reduce environmental footpring and energy use

Sr. Tony Palermo, Metals & Glass Industries Manager, Linde LLC

Industrial Waste Heat Recovery for Power Generation with Ormat Energy Converters

Sr. Josh Nordquist , Manager Of Sales, Geothermal Development, Ormat Technologies, Inc.,

A new day in steel: Essential expertise for Water, Energy and Air

Sr. Michael Romano, Vice President, Strategic Accounts, Nalco