At Bisalloy Steels, we aim to do our part in reducing pollution. We look to do this by deeply understanding our process and practices, its inputs, outputs and how our clients use our product.

Additionally, we have developed a roadmap that aims to see our business carbon emissions neutral by 2030.

For some time, we have monitored and reported the energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in the manufacturing of BISALLOY® steel products at the Australian production facility.

Sustainable practices at Bisalloy include;

• Our facility at Unanderra has been modified to capture the rainwater from the roof of our facility for use in the quenching process, thereby reducing our town water consumption by millions of litres.
• Upgrades to the Bisalloy hardening furnace, enabling us to use waste heat to preheat the plates entering the process, saving gigajoules of energy that would otherwise be lost.
• All lighting on-site has been upgraded to LED-based lamps to provide a safer working environment at night and save electricity.
• Our water system is a closed loop, meaning that wastewater from our process is reused by capturing it in our cooling water pond. 
• Actively promoting the limitless recycling opportunity of our products throughout their lifecycle.
• We have implemented the ‘Quench Optimisation Project’ whereby our large pumps are only energised when required. This reduces our electricity usage considerably. 

Since 2009, we have regularly reported our energy consumption and carbon emissions to the Clean Energy Regulator and the National Pollution Index Authority. Bisalloy is fully licensed to the EPA standards.