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Hosted by the BHP Centre for Sustainable Steelmaking Research (SSR) (formerly the Centre for Ironmaking Materials Research) at the University of Newcastle, the 2025 International Conference on Sustainable Cokemaking and Ironmaking aims to facilitate collaboration to identify future research opportunities, and to understand the challenges and opportunities the steel industry is facing as it transitions towards net-zero carbon.
With the global imperative to implement low-emission cokemaking and ironmaking, the University of Newcastle, through the SSR, is seizing the opportunity to host academic and industry experts in an international conference to exchange knowledge and communicate technological developments in sustainable ironmaking.
The inaugural event was held in 2023 and was an outstanding success. You can access the highlights from this event via the button below.
Low emission iron and steelmaking technologies
Decarbonisation pathways
Raw materials for low emission ironmaking
Fundamental studies, kinetics of reduction, gasification, etc.
Sustainable Cokemaking
Process Integration and Optimisation
Regional Specific Developments
Dates | Details |
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1 July 2024 | Call For Abstracts |
1 October 2024 | Registrations Open |
31 October 2024 | Abstract Submission Deadline |
31 January 2025 | Registrations Closed |
23 January 2025 | Speaker Presentation, Headshot and Bio Deadline
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16 March 2025 | Early Registration and Welcome Function |
17 March 2025 | Registration, Conference Day 1 and Gala Dinner |
18 March 2025 | Conference Day 2 |
19 March 2025 | Site Visits (please note: this is an invitation only component of the event) |
Registration includes:
Terms and Conditions
Tickets are AUD $800 for delegates and AUD $400 for students.
Abstract submissions will open on July 1 and close on October 31, 2024. All interested parties are encouraged to submit an abstract for the 2025 Conference.
Successful speakers will be notified by 30 November 2024 and will be considered for inclusion in a special issue in Journal of Sustainable Metallurgy (JSM).
Please visit the Information for Speakers page for further information and to submit your abstract.
The BHP Centre for Sustainable Steelmaking Research (SSR) and The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.
