EAB in Smålandsstenar intends to take steel into the future, through the collaboration with SSAB, which will deliver fossil-free steel in four years Around 200 people from the steel industry throughout the country had been invited to "Steel Day" in Smålandsstenar, where representatives of, among others, the steel group SSAB and Vattenfall spoke about the development of fossil-free steel and future energy systems. To visualize the theme, large firs and pines were also placed inside the event hall, with the message of making a green footprint. The Småland stone company EAB has taken active steps in its sustainability work, and the unique investment on Thursday was seen as a way to spread knowledge in the area. EAB is also in the priority queue that SSAB is working against when it comes to deliveries of fossil-free steel. - We have worked with steel since 1957 and have always been at the forefront when it comes to technology development, knowledge and environmental thinking. And today we only use fossil-free energy, says Per-Åke Andersson, CEO and owner at EAB. Family-owned EAB, which manufactures and sells steel buildings, warehouse fittings and doors, has eight subsidiaries in Sweden, Europe and Canada. https://www.eab.info/