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How steel is made in Ukraine during war
05 Jul 2024
Arcelor Mittal is a major steel producer located in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih. After suffering losses in the first year of the invasion, the company plans to boost production this year despite constant threats of Russian attacks, power cuts and crisis of the personnel due to mobilization. The Kyiv Independent offers a rare look inside Arcelor Mittal's facilities.
Nippon-U.S. Steel deal gets foreign approvals but lacks U.S. approvals needed to move forward
31 May 2024
Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel recently announced foreign approvals for the Japanese acquisition of the American company, but security concerns persist.
Nigerian Govt To Roll Out 10-Year Development Plan For Steel Sector
09 May 2024
The federal government says it will soon roll a 10-year development plan for the steel sector, which will include the xreation of an industrial park.
Serbian President on revival of the Smederevo Steel Plant
01 May 2024
On April 29, Chinese President Xi Jinping responded to a letter from Serbian workers at the HBIS Group's Smederevo steel plant, encouraging them to make new contributions to the friendship between China and Serbia. Situated in the city of Smederevo, the mill was once Serbia's largest steel factory, with a history dating back to 1913. In its glory days, the mill was "the Pride of Serbia," supplying around 40 percent of the city's fiscal revenue and sustaining nearly a third of its residents. However, during the late 1990s, declining competitiveness and poor management pushed the plant to the verge of closure. In 2016, China's HBIS Group purchased the Smederevo Steel Mill under the Belt and Road Initiative. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic still remembers how China lent a helping hand and transformed the plant.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism - The Transitional Registry
10 Feb 2024
This webinar prepared by the European Commission presents the CBAM and the timeline for its implementation. It provides a snapshot of the IT system for CBAM reporting; and addresses questions that participants initially had.
Tata Steel confirms plans to cut jobs by closing Port Talbot blast furnaces
19 Jan 2024
Tata Steel has confirmed plans to cut 2,800 jobs across the UK, by closing down both blast furnaces at its Port Talbot plant. The firm said the move was part of its transition to greener and more sustainable steel-making operations. Unions called the move an absolute disgrace.
The Epic Saga of the World's Biggest Mining Project
08 Jan 2024
The world's largest mining endeavor, a $20 billion project including the extraction of iron ore, construction of a railway, and establishment of a port in a distant region of West Africa, is anticipated to commence this year following a lengthy 27-year delay marked by obstacles, controversies, and numerous unsuccessful attempts. Learn more...
05 Jul 2024
Arcelor Mittal is a major steel producer located in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih. After suffering losses in the first year of the invasion, the company plans to boost production this year despite constant threats of Russian attacks, power cuts and crisis of the personnel due to mobilization. The Kyiv Independent offers a rare look inside Arcelor Mittal's facilities.
Nippon-U.S. Steel deal gets foreign approvals but lacks U.S. approvals needed to move forward
31 May 2024
Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel recently announced foreign approvals for the Japanese acquisition of the American company, but security concerns persist.
Nigerian Govt To Roll Out 10-Year Development Plan For Steel Sector
09 May 2024
The federal government says it will soon roll a 10-year development plan for the steel sector, which will include the xreation of an industrial park.
Serbian President on revival of the Smederevo Steel Plant
01 May 2024
On April 29, Chinese President Xi Jinping responded to a letter from Serbian workers at the HBIS Group's Smederevo steel plant, encouraging them to make new contributions to the friendship between China and Serbia. Situated in the city of Smederevo, the mill was once Serbia's largest steel factory, with a history dating back to 1913. In its glory days, the mill was "the Pride of Serbia," supplying around 40 percent of the city's fiscal revenue and sustaining nearly a third of its residents. However, during the late 1990s, declining competitiveness and poor management pushed the plant to the verge of closure. In 2016, China's HBIS Group purchased the Smederevo Steel Mill under the Belt and Road Initiative. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic still remembers how China lent a helping hand and transformed the plant.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism - The Transitional Registry
10 Feb 2024
This webinar prepared by the European Commission presents the CBAM and the timeline for its implementation. It provides a snapshot of the IT system for CBAM reporting; and addresses questions that participants initially had.
Tata Steel confirms plans to cut jobs by closing Port Talbot blast furnaces
19 Jan 2024
Tata Steel has confirmed plans to cut 2,800 jobs across the UK, by closing down both blast furnaces at its Port Talbot plant. The firm said the move was part of its transition to greener and more sustainable steel-making operations. Unions called the move an absolute disgrace.
The Epic Saga of the World's Biggest Mining Project
08 Jan 2024
The world's largest mining endeavor, a $20 billion project including the extraction of iron ore, construction of a railway, and establishment of a port in a distant region of West Africa, is anticipated to commence this year following a lengthy 27-year delay marked by obstacles, controversies, and numerous unsuccessful attempts. Learn more...
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