An outline of the excerpts from the ResponsibleSteel International Production Standard's Principle 10.

This guide shows how ResponsibleSteel certification helps buyers evaluate steel suppliers using credible, comparable sustainability and climate performance data.

This guide explains how ResponsibleSteel certification equips investors with credible, globally consistent sustainability data and site‑level assurance to assess risk, governance, and progress toward near‑zero steel.

This document aims to improve the comparability, consistency and transparency of emissions accounting and reporting across the global steel industry by showcasing three of Principle 10’s fundamental components.

This joint briefing from ResponsibleSteel and the Low Emission Steel Standard (LESS) outlines a practical approach for designing a fair and effective EU label for low-emission steel. The paper highlights that while steel recycling rates are high, global scrap availability is fundamentally limited, meaning scrap cannot be treated as an unlimited decarbonisation lever.

As part of ResponsibleSteel’s efforts to foster dialogue and share knowledge, we invite members and partners to contribute guest blogs for publication on ResponsibleSteel’s website. These guidelines are designed to help contributors prepare submissions.

Read a summary of the results from our 2024 membership survey including insights from member responses and areas ResponsibleSteel plans to improve in response to feedback.

ResponsibleSteel's financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2025.

ResponsibleSteel's financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2024.

This two‑pager introduces ResponsibleSteel’s 13 Principles, which define the social, environmental, and governance requirements for responsible steel production.

This two‑pager explains ResponsibleSteel’s approach to responsible materials sourcing and how the Materials Sourcing Progress Levels help drive improvement and manage supply‑chain risks.

ResponsibleSteel is a global, not-for-profit organisation created to maximise steel’s contribution to a sustainable world. The initiative brings together steelmakers, buyers, NGOs, unions, and other actors in a multi-stakeholder platform, fostering cooperation across the entire value chain.