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India’s Bharat Forge Ltd. commenced supply of forgings utilizing green steel manufactured and supplied by Saarloha Advanced Materials Private Ltd. (Saarloha), which is part of the Kalyani Group. The green steel is manufactured in an electric-arc furnace (EAF) using electricity from 100% renewable energy sources and more than 70% recycled scrap material with zero GHG footprint.
As the domestic automobile and light-truck markets gradually trend toward various electric vehicle (EV) designs, forgers are faced with both challenge and opportunity.
