S.H.E.
HYUNDAI STEEL sets company emission standards stricter than legal standards by applying the BAT (Best Available Technology) to each contaminant to effectively manage dust, sulfur oxides (SOx), and nitrogen oxides (NOx) created in the production process.
(See the Hyundai Steel Integrated Report or Environment Report, both of which can be downloaded from our website, for more details)Air Pollutant Emission Unit & Amount
2017 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.03, amount(kg) 609,842 / 2018 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.03, amount(kg) 716,971 / 2019 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.03, amount(kg) 609,092 / 2020 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.01, amount(kg) 292,967
2017 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.49, amount(kg) 10,899,531 / 2018 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.52, amount(kg) 11,546,245 / 2019 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.44, amount(kg) 10,310,631 / 2020 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.20, amount(kg) 4,205,333
2017 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.48, amount(kg) 10,642,139 / 2018 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.51, amount(kg) 0.51 / 2019 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.31, amount(kg) 7,210,896 / 2020 : Emission Unit(kg/t) 0.17, amount(kg) 3,617,277
By-products created from each factory of HYUNDAI STEEL are steel slags, steel dusts, spent refractory, and sludge, with steel slag taking up about 70 percent of this amount. HYUNDAI STEEL reuses approximately 90 percent of by-products as refractory cement, bricks and aggregates for filling construction/landfills/roads.
2017 : Amount of byproducts 10,605, By-product Recycling Rate 98.6% / 2018 : Amount of byproducts 10,663, By-product Recycling Rate 97.5% / 2019 : Amount of byproducts 10,797, By-product Recycling Rate 98.3% / 2020 : Amount of byproducts 10,327, By-product Recycling Rate 100.6%
Minimum 98% of the water used in the production process is reused through filtering and sedimentation process in the wastewater treatment facility installed at each factory. Also, before it is discharged, the wastewater created in the production process is treated with the optimum method at the wastewater treatment facility operated at each factory, which treats contaminants such as suspended solid (SS), chemical oxygen demand (COD), and biological oxygen demand (BOD) more strictly than required by legal standards.
2017 : Water consumption 59,312 Thousand ㎡, Rate compared with steel production 2.55㎡/t | 2018 : Water consumption 60,367 Thousand ㎡, Rate compared with steel production 2.54㎡/t | 2019 : Water consumption 60,188 Thousand ㎡, Rate compared with steel production 2.58㎡/t | 2020 : Water consumption 54,407 Thousand ㎡, Rate compared with steel production 2.57㎡/t