[SMM Stainless Steel Flash] Acerinox and Jeremias Launch Low-Carbon Stainless Steel Chimney System

Published: Mar 12, 2026 17:47

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Spanish stainless steel producer Acerinox has partnered with German industrial group Jeremias Group to launch the Blueline product line, touted as the world’s first low-emission chimney and smoke-extraction duct system. Designed to support the decarbonization of the construction sector, the system is manufactured using Acerinox’s EcoACX® sustainable stainless steel, which is produced with 100% renewable energy. The Blueline system incorporates over 90% recycled material, achieving at least a 50% reduction in its carbon footprint compared to conventional materials, highlighting a significant step toward integrating low-carbon stainless steel products into sustainable building infrastructure.

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