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Steel forging is an energy- and emissions-intensive process. Large steel workpieces must be heated to approximately 1200°C in natural gas-fired furnaces before deformation. Our latest case study examines how electrification of steel forging furnaces, combined with thermal energy storage (TES),...

Steel is all around us – in buildings, transport, clean energy infrastructure, and defense. But steel production also accounts for around 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions. That is more than the total emissions of all 27 EU member states...

Brussels, 21 April – Future Cleantech Architects (FCA) has published a new policy brief outlining how Europe can transition to low-carbon steel production. The report identifies six priority actions to accelerate innovation, particularly in ironmaking – the most emissions-intensive step in the steel...

We are happy to welcome Clara Ouvrier to Future Cleantech Architects. She will support our Brussels office across events, logistics, and policy work, working closely with Marlène Siméon, Patrick Cummins-Tripodi, and Sophie Deijkers.Clara will support coordination of key formats such...

We are looking for a candidate with 3–4 years of relevant experience and strong expertise in EU electricity market design, with the analytical skills to turn complex energy systems questions into sharp, practical policy recommendations.In this role, you will work...

We are happy to welcome Mariangela Radaelli to Future Cleantech Architects as a Senior Designer in our communications team, where she will be working alongside Tal Harris, Francesca Brunner, Juliane Harlfinger, and Gizem Çatal. Mariangela is a visual educator trained...

Tal brings over 15 years of international strategic communications experience, including roles at the UN Environment Programme and Greenpeace. Based in Geneva, he has developed narratives and led communications strategies on climate policy and global environmental issues, working across Africa,...