Boston Metal

BBC covered Boston Metal’s Molten Oxide Electrolysis (MOE) process for green #steel production and detailed the zero-carbon steel #industry landscape. Dive into the #technology tackling steel decarbonization today with this article, featuring insight from Adam Rauwerdink, SVP of #Business Development: https://lnkd.in/dAsxpKAb and learn more about MOE here: https://lnkd.in/eaD5GtES #BBC

Tonnage #steel is flowing from our industrial Molten Oxide Electrolysis (MOE) cell. See it for yourself with this molten #metal tap video. Learn how we’re leveraging the power of #electrochemistry to convert all grades of iron #ore into high-quality liquid metal without emitting any carbon: https://lnkd.in/eaD5GtES

Boston Metal welcomed the AIST - Association for Iron & Steel Technology Metallurgy - Steelmaking & Casting Technology Committee (MSCTC), which focuses on advancing the knowledge of #steelmaking & #casting as they apply to upstream and downstream processes and products, to our Woburn, MA office for their recent committee meeting. The group enjoyed a presentation about our Molten Oxide Electrolysis (MOE) #technology as well as a tour of our R&D facility and pilot plant, where they witnessed MOE for green #steel production at work. See how we’re removing carbon from the steelmaking equation: https://lnkd.in/eaD5GtES

This year’s end-of-summer barbecue was full of good food, yard games and laughter. Events like this bring us together and make our #team #culture even stronger. Learn more about the #people behind Boston Metal: https://lnkd.in/ghZxyiYN

Boston Metal wouldn’t be possible without our hard-working #WomenInSteel. Five of our team members attended the AIST - Association for Iron & Steel Technology Women in Steel conference last week, and we proudly sponsor this event and support the professional development of women in the global #steel industry. Learn how our #team is decarbonizing steelmaking for a net-zero future: https://lnkd.in/eaD5GtES

Boston Metal was honored to participate in the Tantalum-Niobium International Study Center (T.I.C.) 66th General Assembly in Cape Town, where Commercial Director, Gustavo Macedo, presented how Molten Oxide Electrolysis (MOE) is redefining #sustainability in the metals industry. His presentation highlighted how MOE is a game‑changer: ✅ Efficient recovery of #Tantalum and #Niobium from metallurgical slags and tailings ✅ Extremely low CO₂ emissions through an electrified, low-carbon process ✅ Zero water requirement, supporting responsible water stewardship ✅ Enables responsible sourcing by reducing reliance on high-risk supply chains ✅ Gives a second life to mines nearing closure by unlocking value from tailings and industrial residues ✅ Strengthens supply security for critical raw materials (CRMs) used in capacitors, superalloys, and HSLA steel By combining circular economy principles with innovative #electrometallurgy, MOE offers a scalable, selective and sustainable pathway to recover high-value metals while minimizing environmental impact. Thank you to the T.I.C. community for an excellent technical program and valuable industry dialogue. Interested in slag reprocessing assessments or Ta/Nb recovery collaboration? Contact us to explore pilot opportunities. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gMDMHuGh #TIC2025 #CriticalMinerals #CircularEconomy #ResponsibleSourcing #MetalsRecycling #Decarbonization

There is a wealth of technical expertise driving #innovation at Boston Metal. Frederik Brasz, Senior Manager - Modeling, is a computational modeling expert with years of experience in theoretical and practical applications of #physics. “Compared to the academic environments and smaller start-up I have worked in previously, we have so much more ability to tackle these complex problems with a #team as robust as ours.“ Learn more about Frederik’s background and how his team’s modeling work directly contributes to improving multiple aspects of our Molten Oxide Electrolysis (MOE) #technology: https://lnkd.in/gFXti3ys

Did you know the first integrated #iron works in North America was in Saugus, Massachusetts? Saugus Iron Works is a National Historic Site with a museum, visitor center and reconstructed buildings, including a blast furnace and casting shed. Our integrated global #communications #team visited the site last week to see how iron was first manufactured in the U.S. back in the 1640s. Just 20 minutes down the road from Saugus, Boston Metal is decarbonizing #steelmaking by using renewable electricity instead of coal to create pure liquid iron. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eaD5GtES

Sometimes only rolling up your sleeves and doing your own FOAK will do. Kudos to Boston Metal on their recent raise of $51M and the continued success on being a green steel pioneer. Boston Metal showcases many of the ingredients of being a chef of FOAK manufacturing - 30 year+ veteran CEO who has built things, entrepreneurial verve to both generate revenue and de-risk technology early (starting with niobium as a 1st product stepping stone to green steel), laudable deal making skills (Boston Metal's cap table is a who's who of strategics), and a global mindset (their first site is in Brazil - Boston Metal do Brasil). 

“Boston Metal’s innovative carbon-free molten-oxide electrolysis (MOE) #technology, which can produce iron from iron ore and selected #metals from metal oxides, is racking up deployment milestones and breakthroughs in advancing the longevity and durability of its anodes.” Yesterday, Fastmarkets published an exclusive interview with Adam Rauwerdink, SVP of #Business Development, that breaks down our Memorandum of Understanding with Outokumpu, the upcoming commercial deployment of MOE in #Brazil for critical metals production and our recent progress in anode durability for green steel. Take a look: https://lnkd.in/gttiyfjg Fastmarkets Metals and Mining