Production Engineering Archives,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(1), P. 1 - 16
Published: Feb. 22, 2024
Abstract
The
paper
discusses
the
changes
occurring
in
steel
industry
and
related
markets
as
they
move
towards
Industry
4.0.
With
significant
investments
new
technologies,
mills
are
creating
a
smart
environment
for
cooperation
between
producers,
distributors,
consumers
of
products.
influence
4.0
within
is
being
transferred
to
other
participants
product
chains,
vice
versa.
research
aimed
determine
impact
technologies
on
chains
Polish
market.
was
conducted
Poland.
obtained
database
comprised
208
respondents
(company
executives),
including
manufacturers.
Technologies
(the
pillars
4.0)
grouped
into
five
technological
fields:
automation
robotics;
warehouse
automation;
Computer
systems,
systems
integration,
mobile
Big
Data
IIoT,
Blockchain
cybersecurity.
Analysis
realized
three
respondent
segments
representing
chain
Poland
[RSs]:
Producer
[P],
Distributor
[D],
Consumer
[C].
results
can
help
companies
improve
their
chains.
study
takes
value
approach,
considering
production,
distribution
products,
services
orders
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(9), P. 4045 - 4045
Published: April 30, 2025
This
study
examines
the
carbon
and
energy
intensity
of
steel
production
in
Poland,
with
a
particular
focus
on
Blast
Furnace–Basic
Oxygen
Furnace
(BF-BOF)
process.
Given
its
dominant
role
industry,
decarbonizing
this
process
is
crucial
for
achieving
“Net
Zero”
targets
outlined
Strategy
2050
climate
policy.
The
transition
toward
deep
decarbonization
presents
significant
technological
challenges,
primarily
shift
from
high-carbon
BF-BOF
technology
to
low-carbon
alternatives,
such
as
hydrogen-based
direct
reduction
iron
Electric
Arc
Furnaces
(H2-DRI-EAF—Hydrogen-Based
Direct
Reduction
Iron
Furnaces).
Using
time
series
analysis
econometric
modeling,
we
assess
impact
innovation
investment
emission
technology.
findings
highlight
necessity
radical
transformation
reinforcing
urgency
adopting
solutions.
A
successful
sustainable
industry
requires
holistic
approach,
integrating
economic
incentives,
regulatory
frameworks,
innovation-driven
strategies
foster
competitive,
resource-efficient,
environmentally
responsible
sector
era
decarbonization.
Amfiteatru Economic,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
24(61), P. 817 - 817
Published: Aug. 1, 2022
The
anthropogenic
emissions
of
carbon
dioxide
into
the
atmosphere
are
one
problems
facing
mankind
on
a
global
scale.Therefore,
governments
many
countries
making
efforts
to
reduce
CO
2
through
regulatory
measures.Environmental
pollution
from
is
not
only
an
environmental
problem,
but
also
economic
one.Therefore,
authors
focus
conducting
multi-econometric
study
impact
macroeconomic
factors
(gross
domestic
product,
exports,
imports,
inflation,
and
unemployment)
in
EU
region.Systematization,
empirical
comparative
analysis,
econometric
modeling
(determining
relationships
between
indicators)
were
research
methods
applied
our
research.The
results,
which
carried
out
based
statistical
data
for
period
1970-2020
EU,
confirmed
existence
dependence
indicators
such
as
gross
unemployment.To
know
whether
or
maintain
allowable
emissions,
can
use
multivariate
regression
models
optimize,
monitor,
forecast
their
indicators.
Economics and Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
87(4), P. 680 - 680
Published: March 14, 2024
The
paper
presents
the
problematic
scope
of
decarbonisation
heavy
processing
energy
and
carbon-intensive
industry
in
relation
to
Polish
conditions.
is
part
ongoing
discussion
scientists
practitioners
on
strategic
challenges
Poland.
result
conceptual
research
carried
out
basis
a
review
secondary
sources
information.
In
line
with
EU
requirements,
industrial
strategy
must
include
vision
for
2050
decarbonisation.
ambitious
“net
zero”
target
–
prospect
zero
CO2
emissions
by
requires
significant
financial
outlays
profound
technological
organisational
changes
many
industries.
an
introduction
preparation
Production Engineering Archives,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(1), P. 1 - 16
Published: Feb. 22, 2024
Abstract
The
paper
discusses
the
changes
occurring
in
steel
industry
and
related
markets
as
they
move
towards
Industry
4.0.
With
significant
investments
new
technologies,
mills
are
creating
a
smart
environment
for
cooperation
between
producers,
distributors,
consumers
of
products.
influence
4.0
within
is
being
transferred
to
other
participants
product
chains,
vice
versa.
research
aimed
determine
impact
technologies
on
chains
Polish
market.
was
conducted
Poland.
obtained
database
comprised
208
respondents
(company
executives),
including
manufacturers.
Technologies
(the
pillars
4.0)
grouped
into
five
technological
fields:
automation
robotics;
warehouse
automation;
Computer
systems,
systems
integration,
mobile
Big
Data
IIoT,
Blockchain
cybersecurity.
Analysis
realized
three
respondent
segments
representing
chain
Poland
[RSs]:
Producer
[P],
Distributor
[D],
Consumer
[C].
results
can
help
companies
improve
their
chains.
study
takes
value
approach,
considering
production,
distribution
products,
services
orders
