China’s greener steelmakers spread overseas | Dialogue Earth
Domestic decarbonisation initiatives are gradually spilling over into foreign ventures| Dialogue Earth
You’re getting squeezed from all sides. Tariffs spike overnight and every dollar you thought you’d use to invest in new projects is now swallowed up by raw material costs, delays, and workforce headaches. You can’t wait for the government or global trade to settle down. If you’re in manufacturing, logistics, or running warehouses, the only […]| MGR Workforce
In a move with major implications for the global automotive industry, the U.S. federal government has implemented a 15% import tariff on auto imports from the European Union. According to a federal register notice from September 24, the move affects cars as well as auto parts. That notice went on to indicate that the duties […]| MetalMiner
The post Winners Announced for the 2025 AISC/ACSA Steel Design Student Competition appeared first on Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture.| Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture
Domestic decarbonisation initiatives are gradually spilling over into foreign ventures| Dialogue Earth
Find all the latest articles and watch TV shows, reports and podcasts related to steel on France 24| France 24
The post 2025 Integrated Report Updates: Nippon Steel appeared first on Transition Asia.| Transition Asia
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Drawing on in-depth interviews with mills, traders, and industry insiders, the report explores the challenges hindering the scrap-EAF sector’s market expansion and sets out the actions needed to unlock its full decarbonisation potential. The post Voices from the Steel Sector: Japan’s Scrap-EAF Mills appeared first on Transition Asia.| Transition Asia
The post Blog: Embodied Carbon in Buildings: Why China’s Green Transition Needs Cross-Sector Commitment appeared first on Transition Asia.| Transition Asia
The post Hydrogen in Iron Making: Is Hydrogen Injection in a Blast Furnace the Best Way to Cut Emissions ? appeared first on Transition Asia.| Transition Asia
The post Enabling China’s Green Steel Transition: CAPEX development, grid decarbonisation and subsidy support appeared first on Transition Asia.| Transition Asia
The fiscal year 2024 (April 2024 to March 2025) marked meaningful progress on both corporate and policy fronts. This report offers our latest analysis of the progress made and identifies the gaps that remain. The post Decarbonising Vietnam’s Steel Industry: Challenges and Opportunities for a Low-Carbon Industrial Future appeared first on Transition Asia.| Transition Asia
The U.S. and several other countries seem ready to implement new China tariffs over the latter nation's steel dumping practices.| MetalMiner
By Brian Bienkowski Steel and coke plants in the US are regularly releasing illegal amounts of air pollutants and the Trump administration’s delay on stricter rules at these plants leaves fenceline communities struggling for long-sought federal help, according to a new report.| The New Lede
It’s Trump, not Mamdani, who’s having government take over businesses.| The American Prospect
Today on TAP: Trump’s version is a joke. But even our version would have limited benefits.| The American Prospect
(The Center Square) – An explosion at a U.S. Steel mill on Monday killed at least one worker and left […]| Broad + Liberty
Big changes are coming in the EU steel market as ThyssenKrupp releases its plan to cut production alongside nearly half of its workforce.| MetalMiner
As the European steel industry continues to evolve, ThyssenKrupp is making significant investments in multiple plants while reducing its workforce.| MetalMiner
Steel prices remained mostly steady throughout June, but a series of factors could affect global markets throughout H2 and beyond.| MetalMiner
Hungary's steel industry has recently received a boost from its partnership with BYD, but some European nations worry about BYD's market share.| MetalMiner
The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced 50% steel tariffs, which may apply to appliances like dishwashers and refrigerators.| RetailWire
Steel employment is diving, not despite the tariffs, but because of the tariffs. Stay with me, and I’ll explain...| Greg Palast
To help combat the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, researchers have been experimenting for years with drug-free methods to blast disease-causing bugs. A new type of stainless steel does exactly that, in a convenient and affordable way.| New Atlas
Steel prices recently jumped on increased pre-tariff demand. However, many industry insiders when they might find their peak.| MetalMiner
Sheet pile walls are retaining walls constructed to retain earth, water or any other filling materials. These walls are thinner in section compared to masonry walls. Sheet pile walls are … Continue reading →|
CFIUS warned that Nippon Steel could reduce U.S. steel output and harm critical industries. U.S. Steel executives, meanwhile, stood to personally profit tens of millions of dollars from this disastrous deal, putting their own financial interests above those of American workers and national interests.| Coalition For A Prosperous America
The global steel industry may be looking down the barrel at some big changes as Trump's win, potential tariffs, and auto industry issues mount.| MetalMiner
Are we seeing the first offshoots of a recovery in China’s steel industry? Some media outlets report that Chinese steel output turned positive for the first| MetalMiner
Both Malaysia and India instituted anti-dumping investigations against China and several other countries accused of pushing cheap steel.| MetalMiner
Noticing that my old blog still gets considerable traffic and has a substantial number of people accessing its feeds, I thought I should announce a project I recently started.| blog.hboeck.de
In some industries, steel, concrete and traditional brick making come to mind, the release of carbon has been inherent to the production process. Bricks in the UK were traditionally made by mixing …| Paul Cockshott's Blog
