Tenaris is carrying out an energy investment plan to increase efficiency across its global footprint and contribute to the company’s targets of lowering its carbon emissions intensity.

It’s no secret the COVID-19 pandemic brought unimaginable challenges to education. Technical schools were especially impacted given the strong in-person component of workshops, plus the hands-on approach to technology and equipment.

Tenaris has announced on October 13, 2021 that it has entered into a definitive agreement with MKK USA Inc., a subsidiary of Maruichi Steel Tube Ltd of Japan, for the sale of its structural pipe business in the United States via the transfer of 100% ownership of its wholly owned subsidiary Geneva Structural Tubes LLC, for US$ 15 million on a cash free, debt free basis, adjusted for working capital variation at closing.

Tenaris and longtime business partner Sandvik are extending their nearly 20-year alliance with the signing of a new five-year agreement for the supply of OCTG with premium connections and specialty steel alloys, including CRAs, to serve the oil and gas market.

The robust, high fatigue performance and fast make up of TenarisHydril BlueDock^®premium connector yielded optimal running times for customers Repsol and YPFB Andina drilling complex wells in Bolivia.

Tenaris has built a strong reputation as a high-end technology manufacturer in China, where it will celebrate 15 years at its facility in Qingdao. At the helm of its operations in China is Philix Liu Jinghua – the company’s managing director.