Industry 4.0 and the Road to Sustainable Steelmaking in Europe
Recasting the Future
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Conclusion: Recasting the Future of the European Steel Industry
(ECSC) was established in 1952 to unite European countries economically and politically to secure long-lasting peace, steel production was one of the two main strategic industries in which a common European p...
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Introduction: The Historic Importance and Continued Relevance of Steel-Making in Europe
The relative economic and political importance of the steel industry for the European project has decreased since the founding of the Economic Coal and Steel Community in 1952, but its absolute importance rema...
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The Effects of Industry 4.0 on Steel Workforce: Identifying the Current and Future Skills Requirements of the Steel Sector and Develo** a Sectorial Database
In recent years, the European steel sector has undergone constant and substantial changes due to the digitalization of steel production as well as persistent demands to place the industry on a further environm...
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Open AccessIdentifying the skills requirements related to industrial symbiosis and energy efficiency for the European process industry
The need for sustainable production, efficient use of resources, energy efficiency and reduction in CO2 emission are currently the main drivers that are transforming the European process industry besides Industry...
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Resha** Industry Job Profiles to Better Meet Future Asset Management Needs
The significant boost of the digitization of industry and the increasingly stringent sustainability requirements are currently transforming Asset Management. The workforce must be sufficient to meet the demand...
