SeAH BLOG

Molybdenum is a premier rare metal distinguished by its exceptional strength and superior thermal resistance. Retaining stable performance under severe conditions of high temperature, intense pressure, and corrosive environments, it is widely utilized across a broad spectrum of advanced industries.

2026-06-19

Offshore wind power is an eco-friendly power generation method that converts wind energy into electricity through pinwheel-shaped wind turbines installed at sea. It is growing rapidly as a next-generation renewable energy industry in that it enables the development of large-scale wind farms and can utilize stronger and more consistent winds than onshore wind power, offering higher generation efficiency. Against this backdrop, a core structure has taken center stage to safely anchor these colossal wind turbines in the middle of the ocean: the monopile.

2026-06-18

While reducing carbon emissions has become a shared challenge across all industries, completely eliminating carbon is easier said than done. This is particularly true for foundational industries like steel, cement, refining, and chemicals, which inherently generate carbon dioxide during their manufacturing processes.

2026-06-17

Nuclear power is a core energy source that stably supplies massive amounts of electricity with low carbon emissions. However, the management of spent nuclear fuel remains a critical challenge once electricity is generated.

2026-06-17

The internal temperature of an aircraft engine rises above 1,500 Celsius. Most metals lose their shape and melt at this temperature, yet aircraft fly safely and stably.

2026-06-16