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Do we need a steel industry in the UK anymore?
06 Apr 2023
A look at the future of the steel industry in the UK - and whether we need one - as the sector comes under intense cost pressure from high energy prices and cheaper international competition. It is currently too expensive to produce the steel we need to build wind turbines in the country, so we import from countries with a higher carbon footprint - against the backdrop of the US and Europe's green ubsidies.
ArcelorMittal Dofasco green steel project proposes pipeline
03 Mar 2023
A proposed switch from coal to natural gas at Hamilton’s steel mills is bringing mixed reactions across the city. Industry officials say a large pipeline is needed to make that happen in order to meet demand and achieve emission targets. In efforts to go green at the steel mills, ArcelorMittal Dofasco says it will take a large 14-kilometre natural gas pipeline through a populated area of east Hamilton to get it done. The natural gas supplier says the preferred route would begin on Highway 56 south of Rymal Road where a new station will be built. The route would then run along Upper Centennial Parkway down to Barton Street until it reaches ArcelorMittal Dofasco. But Don McLean with Hamilton 350 committee says there are environmental concerns. "We don’t have a good understanding of what the actual emissions will be from the gas their talking about using because it’s fracked gas".
Scunthorpe steel plant shuts coking ovens threatening up to 260 jobs
22 Feb 2023
British Steel has blamed high energy bills and the cost of decarbonising its business for its decision to shut its coking ovens in Scunthorpe, meaning the loss of up to 260 jobs. But unions fear the decision could undermine the viability of the entire plant, where most of British Steel's 4,000 workers are based, and say they will oppose the move.
Turkey-Syria Earthquake - The 5 Keys to Design an Earthquake-Proof Building
11 Feb 2023
Tens of thousands of earthquakes happen globally every year. Some cause minor or no damage, Others lead to collapsed buildings, loss of life and tremendous disruptions to local economies. However, impact of earthquakes can be reduced by designing Earthquake Resistant Buildings. In this video we have presented top 5 keys to design Earthquake resistant buildings.
China progresses iron ore mine construction in African country of Guinea
23 Jan 2023
China is progressing with the construction of a giant iron ore mine in the African country of Guinea with the mine expected to be operational by 2025.
Davos 2023: Factors That Will Define Price-Demand Equation For Steel Industry
19 Jan 2023
TataSteel's TV Narendran on whether capex demand will revive in 2023 and how far China's steel production will determine global prices.
China's steel industry in free-fall: Bankruptcies could follow
18 Nov 2022
Before switching to a market-driven economic growth model, the steel industry was critical to the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP's) state-planned economy. It is one of the main drivers behind the mass construction of infrastructure and housing throughout the country.
Webinar: Decarbonising the Steel Sector
19 Oct 2022
This webinar video by BOC's Sales Manager for Hydrogen and Decarbonisation Applications, Wayne Bridger, gives an overview of the challenges faced by the #steel sector to meet netzero. Wayne discusses the range of #decarbonisation solutions available, including #hydrogen as a sustainable strategy for steel but also the use of existing technologies available today such as process optimisation and the use of oxygen.
Electrification of industry - Arcelor Mittal Belgium
11 Oct 2022
ArcelorMittal Belgium, who produce innovative steel products for a wide variety of applications, is due to see their electricity consumption triple over the next 4 years.
Tata Steel CEO discusses the merger of subsidiaries
04 Oct 2022
V. Narendran of Tata Steel explains why it "sees a lot of value" in the merger, mentioning governance benefits, synergies, revenue leakage issues and so on.
China's property crisis threatens to drag down steel industry
03 Aug 2022
China's real estate market continues to worsen, which threatens to impact local steel demand as a consequence. According to Bloomberg, this heralds a new period of instability for China's steel industry.
Turkish steel industry hit by Ukraine crisis, trade barriers
07 Jul 2022
Turkey is Europe's largest steel producer and the world's seventh-largest. The steel production capacity in Turkey has increased rapidly in recent years, with crude steel output hitting a record high of 40.4 million tonnes in 2021. But affected by the Ukraine crisis this year, the Turkish steel industry faces many challenges from rising costs and shrinking markets. Trade protectionist measures imposed by some Western countries led by the United States have also seriously affected Turkey's steel exports.
Aiming for the world's first Net Zero industrial cluster: the Humber Industrial Cluster Plan
05 Jun 2022
How do you take the UK's largest, most carbon-intensive industrial cluster and get it to Net Zero? That's the ambitious aim of the Humber Industrial Cluster Plan. Supported by UKRI's Industrial Decarbonisation Challenge the Humber Industrial Cluster Plan will provide the region's projects and industry with a well-defined, optimal route to achieving a net zero industrial cluster by 2040. The Humber region emits more CO2 than any other UK industrial cluster – 50% more than the next largest – thus providing us with the largest opportunity. The project team is led by the HEY LEP and CATCH and includes 8 core industry partners: British Steel, SSE Thermal, National Grid Ventures, Drax, Phillips 66, Centrica, VPI Immingham and Equinor.
British steel industry leaders do not require coal from Cumbria
20 May 2022
The government is set to decide soon whether a new coal mine in Cumbria should go ahead. As politicians argue over the controversial proposal, very little has been heard from the industry that is supposed to benefit ...
Carbon capture: the hopes, challenges and controversies
06 Apr 2022
Once a fringe idea, carbon capture and storage has become a key part of decarbonisation plans the world over. Supporters argue that we need a way to remove CO2 already in the atmosphere to stay below 1.5C of global warming. But does this technology risk providing big polluters a license to carry on as normal? The FT weighs the pros and cons.
Trading in Evraz Steel halted in U.K. after Britain imposes sanctions on Russian oligarch
11 Mar 2022
A billionaire with close ties to the Kremlin has been sanctioned by the British government, resulting in trading in Evraz being suspended on the London Stock Exchange.
Premier Doug Ford makes an announcement at Hamilton’s ArcelorMittal Dofasco
15 Feb 2022
Premier Doug Ford makes an announcement about $500m of government investment in the switch to clean steel production at ArcelorMittal Dofasco.
Revival of century-old steel plant in Serbia
08 Jan 2022
A steel mill in Serbia has been reinvigorated with the help of a Chinese company. The unexpected bond with China has breathed fresh life to the Smederevo factory, not only in production, but also in environmental protection efforts.
06 Apr 2023
A look at the future of the steel industry in the UK - and whether we need one - as the sector comes under intense cost pressure from high energy prices and cheaper international competition. It is currently too expensive to produce the steel we need to build wind turbines in the country, so we import from countries with a higher carbon footprint - against the backdrop of the US and Europe's green ubsidies.
ArcelorMittal Dofasco green steel project proposes pipeline
03 Mar 2023
A proposed switch from coal to natural gas at Hamilton’s steel mills is bringing mixed reactions across the city. Industry officials say a large pipeline is needed to make that happen in order to meet demand and achieve emission targets. In efforts to go green at the steel mills, ArcelorMittal Dofasco says it will take a large 14-kilometre natural gas pipeline through a populated area of east Hamilton to get it done. The natural gas supplier says the preferred route would begin on Highway 56 south of Rymal Road where a new station will be built. The route would then run along Upper Centennial Parkway down to Barton Street until it reaches ArcelorMittal Dofasco. But Don McLean with Hamilton 350 committee says there are environmental concerns. "We don’t have a good understanding of what the actual emissions will be from the gas their talking about using because it’s fracked gas".
Scunthorpe steel plant shuts coking ovens threatening up to 260 jobs
22 Feb 2023
British Steel has blamed high energy bills and the cost of decarbonising its business for its decision to shut its coking ovens in Scunthorpe, meaning the loss of up to 260 jobs. But unions fear the decision could undermine the viability of the entire plant, where most of British Steel's 4,000 workers are based, and say they will oppose the move.
Turkey-Syria Earthquake - The 5 Keys to Design an Earthquake-Proof Building
11 Feb 2023
Tens of thousands of earthquakes happen globally every year. Some cause minor or no damage, Others lead to collapsed buildings, loss of life and tremendous disruptions to local economies. However, impact of earthquakes can be reduced by designing Earthquake Resistant Buildings. In this video we have presented top 5 keys to design Earthquake resistant buildings.
China progresses iron ore mine construction in African country of Guinea
23 Jan 2023
China is progressing with the construction of a giant iron ore mine in the African country of Guinea with the mine expected to be operational by 2025.
Davos 2023: Factors That Will Define Price-Demand Equation For Steel Industry
19 Jan 2023
TataSteel's TV Narendran on whether capex demand will revive in 2023 and how far China's steel production will determine global prices.
China's steel industry in free-fall: Bankruptcies could follow
18 Nov 2022
Before switching to a market-driven economic growth model, the steel industry was critical to the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP's) state-planned economy. It is one of the main drivers behind the mass construction of infrastructure and housing throughout the country.
Webinar: Decarbonising the Steel Sector
19 Oct 2022
This webinar video by BOC's Sales Manager for Hydrogen and Decarbonisation Applications, Wayne Bridger, gives an overview of the challenges faced by the #steel sector to meet netzero. Wayne discusses the range of #decarbonisation solutions available, including #hydrogen as a sustainable strategy for steel but also the use of existing technologies available today such as process optimisation and the use of oxygen.
Electrification of industry - Arcelor Mittal Belgium
11 Oct 2022
ArcelorMittal Belgium, who produce innovative steel products for a wide variety of applications, is due to see their electricity consumption triple over the next 4 years.
Tata Steel CEO discusses the merger of subsidiaries
04 Oct 2022
V. Narendran of Tata Steel explains why it "sees a lot of value" in the merger, mentioning governance benefits, synergies, revenue leakage issues and so on.
China's property crisis threatens to drag down steel industry
03 Aug 2022
China's real estate market continues to worsen, which threatens to impact local steel demand as a consequence. According to Bloomberg, this heralds a new period of instability for China's steel industry.
Turkish steel industry hit by Ukraine crisis, trade barriers
07 Jul 2022
Turkey is Europe's largest steel producer and the world's seventh-largest. The steel production capacity in Turkey has increased rapidly in recent years, with crude steel output hitting a record high of 40.4 million tonnes in 2021. But affected by the Ukraine crisis this year, the Turkish steel industry faces many challenges from rising costs and shrinking markets. Trade protectionist measures imposed by some Western countries led by the United States have also seriously affected Turkey's steel exports.
Aiming for the world's first Net Zero industrial cluster: the Humber Industrial Cluster Plan
05 Jun 2022
How do you take the UK's largest, most carbon-intensive industrial cluster and get it to Net Zero? That's the ambitious aim of the Humber Industrial Cluster Plan. Supported by UKRI's Industrial Decarbonisation Challenge the Humber Industrial Cluster Plan will provide the region's projects and industry with a well-defined, optimal route to achieving a net zero industrial cluster by 2040. The Humber region emits more CO2 than any other UK industrial cluster – 50% more than the next largest – thus providing us with the largest opportunity. The project team is led by the HEY LEP and CATCH and includes 8 core industry partners: British Steel, SSE Thermal, National Grid Ventures, Drax, Phillips 66, Centrica, VPI Immingham and Equinor.
British steel industry leaders do not require coal from Cumbria
20 May 2022
The government is set to decide soon whether a new coal mine in Cumbria should go ahead. As politicians argue over the controversial proposal, very little has been heard from the industry that is supposed to benefit ...
Carbon capture: the hopes, challenges and controversies
06 Apr 2022
Once a fringe idea, carbon capture and storage has become a key part of decarbonisation plans the world over. Supporters argue that we need a way to remove CO2 already in the atmosphere to stay below 1.5C of global warming. But does this technology risk providing big polluters a license to carry on as normal? The FT weighs the pros and cons.
Trading in Evraz Steel halted in U.K. after Britain imposes sanctions on Russian oligarch
11 Mar 2022
A billionaire with close ties to the Kremlin has been sanctioned by the British government, resulting in trading in Evraz being suspended on the London Stock Exchange.
Premier Doug Ford makes an announcement at Hamilton’s ArcelorMittal Dofasco
15 Feb 2022
Premier Doug Ford makes an announcement about $500m of government investment in the switch to clean steel production at ArcelorMittal Dofasco.
Revival of century-old steel plant in Serbia
08 Jan 2022
A steel mill in Serbia has been reinvigorated with the help of a Chinese company. The unexpected bond with China has breathed fresh life to the Smederevo factory, not only in production, but also in environmental protection efforts.
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