Our 200 plus members come from a broad spectrum of companies, non-profits and organizations with a common purpose of promoting economic prosperity and environmental sustainability in the area.
Our members represent the diversity of business and industry along the Gulf Coast including:
As a member of PEP, you will be informed about timely issues affecting the environment and business in the region. You will have an opportunity to network at our regular meetings with plant managers, purchasing and engineering managers of industrial sites in our area. We will also provide you with updates on projects at local industrial sites and information about member companies. And you will receive exclusive advertising options to other members as well as significantly reduced admission costs for our annual Industrial Reverse Trade Show.
ArcelorMittal has finalized its acquisition of Nippon Steel’s 50% joint venture stake in AM/NS Calvert (now renamed ArcelorMittal Calvert) in Alabama. This world-class facility, originally built in 2010 with a 5.3 million tonne
Austal USA of Mobile successfully launched its first steel ship, the future USNS Billy Frank Jr. (T-ATS 11), on June 14. Named after a Native American Korean War veteran who, as
Greer Enterprises is excited to announce that they have completed their surveillance audit for ISO 1400:2015 certification with no nonconformities identified! They are excited to share such an important milestone with
Mark your calendars for PEPtember, a special month-long celebration of PEP’s 25th anniversary! Throughout September, we’ll honor the people and milestones that have shaped Partners for Environmental Progress over the past
SSAB recently announced a significant investment of approximately $74 million USD to expand its heat treat capacity at the SSAB Alabama facility, located in Axis, Alabama. The new facility will substantially
In honor of Earth Day, PEP Member, SCS Engineers, joined forces with the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program, Mobile Housing Authority, Osprey Initiative, and the Student Conservation Association for a large-scale
