Zhu Ping, Vice President of Nanjing Iron & Steel, and his delegation visited Aosen for technical exchanges.
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2025-05-12 00:00
On May 9, Zhu Ping, Vice President of Nanjing Iron & Steel, and his delegation visited Aosen Special Steel for a technical exchange. The two sides engaged in an in-depth dialogue focused on the steel industry's green and low-carbon transformation, jointly discussing strategies for ecological integration, technological innovation, and sustainable development. Cao Yuebin, Chairman of Aosen Special Steel, along with heads of relevant departments, warmly welcomed the group and attended the meeting.
Zhu Ping and his delegation toured the Integrated Intelligent Control Center and the Ironmaking Plant firsthand, focusing their visit on the company’s recent breakthroughs in ultra-low emission upgrades, green process innovation, and low-carbon development. The intelligent monitoring system provided a vivid display of clean production processes, while Austen Steel’s comprehensive process control capabilities across the entire production line—and its "dust-free" smart manufacturing practices—left a lasting impression on the Nansteel team.
During the symposium, Cao Yuebin extended a warm welcome to Zhu Ping and his delegation, systematically outlining the company’s strategic vision for a green corporate transformation. He noted that Nanjing Iron & Steel and Ausent Steel share highly aligned strategic plans in the green steel sector, expressing his hope that this exchange would serve as a catalyst for both sides to deepen collaboration and knowledge sharing—particularly in areas such as eco-friendly technology innovation and industrial synergy—while jointly pioneering a new paradigm for sustainable green steel development.
Aosent Steel Environmental Consultant Xin Min highlighted Aosent Steel's specific strategies for achieving green development under the guidance of the "Dual Carbon" strategic goals. She noted that Aosent Steel has already established a comprehensive, all-encompassing environmental management and control system. At the institutional level, the company has implemented an environmental responsibility system and performance evaluation mechanism, breaking down carbon reduction targets into every stage of production. For organized emission sources, Aosent Steel is enhancing the operational efficiency of dust removal, desulfurization, and denitrification facilities through technological upgrades. Xin Min emphasized that the cyclical improvement methodology—“identify issues, address them, and continuously enhance”—serves as a practical roadmap for companies aiming to simultaneously boost both environmental and economic benefits.
Zhu Ping highly praised Ausent Steel's innovative practices in green development and systematically shared Nanjing Iron & Steel's achievements in its green, low-carbon transformation. He emphasized that modern steel enterprises must firmly embrace the directions of high-end, intelligent, and green development, simultaneously advancing the upgrading of traditional industries while fostering emerging growth drivers. By tailoring solutions to local conditions, companies should build comprehensive, end-to-end low-carbon ecosystems and green manufacturing systems spanning the entire steelmaking value chain—ultimately forging a core engine for sustainable, high-quality business growth. Zhu Ping expressed his hope that this visit and exchange would deepen strategic collaboration between the two sides, enabling them to establish lifecycle-based partnership frameworks in areas such as green steel and smart manufacturing. Together, they can inject greater green momentum into the drive for high-quality, sustainable development.
During the special seminar session, the technical teams from both sides engaged in an in-depth exchange on core topics such as sintering and green ironmaking processes. They focused particularly on innovative solutions like optimizing the operation of sintering CO catalysts and upgrading energy-saving technologies in smelting processes, ultimately reaching several key agreements on advanced technical approaches and their industrial applications.
Bian Shuangxi, Director of the Safety and Environmental Protection Department at Nanjing Iron & Steel; Yu Lian, Deputy General Manager of the Ironmaking Business Division; Li Jinming, Head of the Ironmaking Business Division; Chen Changwei, Plant Manager of No. 1 Ironmaking Plant under the Ironmaking Business Division; Xu Hailin, Plant Manager of the Sintering Plant under the Ironmaking Business Division; Xu Daojian, Deputy Director of the Safety and Environmental Protection Department; Gu Huijuan, Section Chief of the Safety and Environmental Protection Department; Li Huanfeng, Deputy General Manager of Aosen Special Steel; Zhao Song, Marketing Director; Dan Chichen, Safety Director; Wang Yesheng, Head of the Production Management Department; Liu Beng, Plant Manager of the Ironmaking Plant; Li Jianguo, Chief Engineer of the Ironmaking Plant; and Li Yongjun, Deputy Plant Manager, attended the symposium.
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The two parties engaged in in-depth discussions on the coordinated development of the steel industry’s upstream and downstream sectors, focusing on key areas such as stable raw-material supply, collaborative procurement of high-end equipment, the establishment of a green logistics system, and the development of mineral resources. They reached multiple agreements on cooperation. Looking ahead, both sides will leverage their respective industrial, resource, and technological strengths to deepen comprehensive strategic collaboration, fostering resource sharing, complementary advantages, and mutually beneficial outcomes.
During this research mission, the China Iron and Steel Association’s delegation conducted on-site inspections and engaged in in-depth discussions, enabling the company to more accurately assess the current state of the special steel industry and its key challenges, thereby providing a solid foundation for formulating strategic initiatives. At the same time, the visit offered the company cutting-edge industry insights and policy guidance, helping to clarify its future direction.
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Professional buyers from both domestic and international markets—spanning automotive manufacturing, wind‑energy equipment, high‑end machinery, and the electronics and electrical industries—highly commended Aosen Steel’s products for their outstanding performance and reliability. The two sides engaged in fruitful discussions on customized material solutions, alignment with international technical standards, and future collaboration opportunities in areas such as new‑energy vehicles and advanced equipment. The event featured lively interactions, resulting in several preliminary agreements to explore joint ventures.
This technical guidance and exchange event was not only a comprehensive review of Aosen’s bearing steel business by leading experts, but also a deep‑dive into technological empowerment and strategic development. The cutting‑edge industry insights and practical recommendations offered by these authorities have provided robust intellectual support and renewed confidence, enabling Aosen to further strengthen its foothold in the bearing steel sector, enhance product competitiveness, and refine its market positioning.
During the concluding phase, Cao Yuebin, Chairman of Aosen Special Steel, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the expert team for their meticulous guidance. He emphasized that launching the feasibility study for Phase III is a pivotal step in the company’s proactive integration into the development framework of the 15th Five-Year Plan. This project not only represents an expansion of production capacity but also marks a critical move for the company to leverage its strengths in special steel materials, extend into high-value-added product segments, build a comprehensive industrial ecosystem, and enhance supply-chain coordination and resilience. Cao Yuebin stated that the company will fully incorporate the experts’ recommendations to ensure the project delivers its intended value in supporting national strategies and driving industry transformation.
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