British Steel

enfinium appoints Dr Jane Atkinson CBE as Chief Operating Officer

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Wednesday, November 16, 2022
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LONDON, Nov. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- enfinium is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Jane Atkinson CBE, former Engineering and Automation Executive Director at Bilfinger, as the new Chief Operating Officer.

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  • LONDON, Nov. 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- enfinium is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Jane Atkinson CBE, former Engineering and Automation Executive Director at Bilfinger, as the new Chief Operating Officer.
  • Dr Atkinson brings over 30 years of senior leadership experience with a diverse background in engineering, plant management and operations.
  • Dr Atkinson will begin working through a planned succession and detailed handover process with William (Bill) Roberts, the current Chief Operating Officer, who will be retiring in 2023, ensuring a smooth transition.
  • Dr Jane Atkinson CBE said, "I am thrilled to be joining enfinium at an important time in its growth strategy.

Industrial Nanotech, Inc. Announces SteelTile™ for High Temperature Steel Mill Furnaces

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Wednesday, October 12, 2022
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BROOMFIELD, Colo., Oct. 12, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via InvestorWire -- Industrial Nanotech, Inc.(Pink Sheets: INTK) , a global nanoscience solutions and research leader, today announced that the Company is launching SteelTile (US & International Patents Pending), a new extreme high-temperature thermal insulation product for use on steel mill furnaces and other extreme high temperature, energy-intensive industrial equipment.

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  • BROOMFIELD, Colo., Oct. 12, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via InvestorWire -- Industrial Nanotech, Inc.(Pink Sheets: INTK) , a global nanoscience solutions and research leader, today announced that the Company is launching SteelTile (US & International Patents Pending), a new extreme high-temperature thermal insulation product for use on steel mill furnaces and other extreme high temperature, energy-intensive industrial equipment.
  • The US steel manufacturing industry has been one of the leading industries focused on reducing the amount of energy used to make their products.
  • UK steelmaker British Steel said the spiraling energy bills cannot be absorbed and are putting the UK steel industry at a significant competitive disadvantage.
  • The Companys first specification, prepared for US Steel, shows an annual energy savings of $1,722,220.81 for just one of their large steel mill furnaces.

A Glimpse into UK Metals Expo, the NEW event that brings together the entire metals supply chain to be launched on 14 and 15 September at the NEC, Birmingham

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Wednesday, May 11, 2022
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Coming years will see the need to rise to some significant challenges such as skills shortages, recycling effectively, trading post Brexit and increasing competitiveness.

Key Points: 
  • Coming years will see the need to rise to some significant challenges such as skills shortages, recycling effectively, trading post Brexit and increasing competitiveness.
  • UK Metals Expo is an in-person annual conference and exhibition that takes place on 14 and 15 September at the NEC, Birmingham, UK.
  • UK Metals Expo is the only event that brings together the entire metals supply chain.
  • From primary metal manufacture to supply chain management, processing metals, fabrication, surface coatings and recycling.

A Glimpse into UK Metals Expo, the NEW event that brings together the entire metals supply chain to be launched on 14 and 15 September at the NEC, Birmingham

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Wednesday, May 11, 2022
Zero, Workplace, Ministry, Education, Deodorant, Royal Mint, British Constructional Steelwork Association, AI, Landsec, Metal, Årdal og Sunndal Verk, The Welding Institute, Woman, Yoshida Metal Industry, Sustainability, Engineering, Brompton Bicycle, Industry, Energy, Research, Heart, NEC, Sue Black, Ampco Metal, Titanium, IOT, Ford Motor Company, Association, Institute, Education and Skills Funding Agency, Mineral, Governing body, Jaguar Land Rover, Environment, Growth, British Metals Recycling Association, Brexit, Metal-Expo, Food, Hispaniolan yellow tree frog, Exhibition, Global Universities Partnership on Environment and Sustainability, Corrosion, Recycling, New Venture Gear, Video game, Creative industries, 3D printing, Fitting, Unilever, British Steel, Airbus

Coming years will see the need to rise to some significant challenges such as skills shortages, recycling effectively, trading post Brexit and increasing competitiveness.

Key Points: 
  • Coming years will see the need to rise to some significant challenges such as skills shortages, recycling effectively, trading post Brexit and increasing competitiveness.
  • UK Metals Expo is an in-person annual conference and exhibition that takes place on 14 and 15 September at the NEC, Birmingham, UK.
  • UK Metals Expo is the only event that brings together the entire metals supply chain.
  • From primary metal manufacture to supply chain management, processing metals, fabrication, surface coatings and recycling.

British Steel Partners With MHR to Modernise Entire Payroll Within Five Weeks

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Wednesday, June 3, 2020
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The core elements of the MHR solution became fully operational in March, enabling all British Steel employees to be paid and the final signing of the landmark deal to proceed.

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  • The core elements of the MHR solution became fully operational in March, enabling all British Steel employees to be paid and the final signing of the landmark deal to proceed.
  • "We were very impressed with the speed and professionalism of MHR, enabling us to hit a critical deadline," said Derek Scott, HR Director at British Steel.
  • The initial implementation phase of the iTrent payroll system was achieved after British Steel signed a contract with MHR on February 20.
  • The payroll solution makes life easier by:
    running all payroll processes automatically overnight, freeing payroll professionals to focus on more value-generating activities
    British Steel has been making iron for 155 years and steel for 130.

Future of steel in the UK hearings moved to autumn

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Friday, June 14, 2019
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Committe postpones evidence hearings for its inquiry on the UK steel industry to the autumn

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  • The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee has postponed the beginning of its evidence hearings for its inquiry on the UK steel industry to the autumn.
  • The BEIS Committee has delayed the beginning of this inquiry to allow there to be full focus in the coming weeks on attempts to find a buyer for British Steel.
  • As part of this inquiry, the Committee expects to hold public evidence sessions with: Greybull Capital; the trade unions Unite and Community; Tata, Liberty, Celsa and UK Steel; and the Secretary of State.
  • Further announcements on the timing of evidence sessions will be made in due course.

Future of steel in the UK hearings moved to autumn

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Friday, June 14, 2019
Greybull Capital, British Steel, CELSA

Committe postpones evidence hearings for its inquiry on the UK steel industry to the autumn

Key Points: 
  • The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee has postponed the beginning of its evidence hearings for its inquiry on the UK steel industry to the autumn.
  • The BEIS Committee has delayed the beginning of this inquiry to allow there to be full focus in the coming weeks on attempts to find a buyer for British Steel.
  • As part of this inquiry, the Committee expects to hold public evidence sessions with: Greybull Capital; the trade unions Unite and Community; Tata, Liberty, Celsa and UK Steel; and the Secretary of State.
  • Further announcements on the timing of evidence sessions will be made in due course.

Future of steel in the UK hearings moved to autumn

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Friday, June 14, 2019
Greybull Capital, British Steel, CELSA

Committe postpones evidence hearings for its inquiry on the UK steel industry to the autumn

Key Points: 
  • The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee has postponed the beginning of its evidence hearings for its inquiry on the UK steel industry to the autumn.
  • The BEIS Committee has delayed the beginning of this inquiry to allow there to be full focus in the coming weeks on attempts to find a buyer for British Steel.
  • As part of this inquiry, the Committee expects to hold public evidence sessions with: Greybull Capital; the trade unions Unite and Community; Tata, Liberty, Celsa and UK Steel; and the Secretary of State.
  • Further announcements on the timing of evidence sessions will be made in due course.

Future of Steel in the UK inquiry launched by BEIS Committee

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Saturday, June 8, 2019
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BEIS Committee launch inquiry into the future of the steel industry in the UK

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  • The BEIS Committee has also published the Governments response to its Industrial Strategy: Sector Deals report which examined the Government support available to a range of industries, including steel.
  • The BEIS Committees short inquiry on the Future of Steel in the UK will follow up on issues raised during the Committees Sector Deals report and follows the recent liquidation of British Steel and concerns about the potential impact of Brexit on the future health of the steel industry.
  • As part of this inquiry, the Committee expects to hold public evidence sessions with Greybull Capital, the trade union Community, Tata, Liberty, Celsa and UK Steel, and the Secretary of State Rt Hon Greg Clark MP.
  • The impact of Brexit, with or without a withdrawal agreement, for the steel sector

Future of Steel in the UK inquiry launched by BEIS Committee

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Saturday, June 8, 2019
Economy of the United Kingdom, Greybull Capital, Brexit, British Steel, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, European Union, Europe

BEIS Committee launch inquiry into the future of the steel industry in the UK

Key Points: 
  • The BEIS Committee has also published the Governments response to its Industrial Strategy: Sector Deals report which examined the Government support available to a range of industries, including steel.
  • The BEIS Committees short inquiry on the Future of Steel in the UK will follow up on issues raised during the Committees Sector Deals report and follows the recent liquidation of British Steel and concerns about the potential impact of Brexit on the future health of the steel industry.
  • As part of this inquiry, the Committee expects to hold public evidence sessions with Greybull Capital, the trade union Community, Tata, Liberty, Celsa and UK Steel, and the Secretary of State Rt Hon Greg Clark MP.
  • The impact of Brexit, with or without a withdrawal agreement, for the steel sector