Spotlight: Green Steel
Steelmaker Nucor’s third-quarter profit dented by impairment charges
U.S. steelmakers are facing a sluggish pricing environment as distributors hold back on purchases beyond immediate inventory needs.
Sidenor in talks to buy some or all of Spanish train maker Talgo
Basque steel maker Sidenor is in talks with Talgo about buying some or all of the Spanish train maker's shares, Talgo said on...
Tata Steel signs contract with Tenova for electric arc furnace at Port Talbot plant
The contract comes weeks after Britain's biggest steelworks ended blast furnace-based production.
Tata Steel signs contract for green steelmaking technology
Tata Steel has today signed a contract with Tenova – a world leading metals technology manufacturer – to deliver a state-of-the-art electric arc...
Italy eyes Westinghouse, EDF as partners for nuclear-power firm: sources
Italy is considering Westinghouse or EDF as international partners for a state-backed company to build advanced nuclear reactors.
German economy minister urges quick end to Thyssenkrupp steel crisis
BERLIN (Reuters) – Thyssenkrupp must quickly fix the crisis surrounding at its steel unit, including creating clarity around a 3 billion euro ($3.3...
Germany’s Thyssenkrupp reviews plans for green steel production
Thyssenkrupp rethinks its green steel plans, citing potential changes to its hydrogen-based decarbonization project.
Weak demand for low-carbon products hampers green investment, COP28 initiative says
Global green investment is lagging behind required levels to help transition heavy industry sectors to lower emission methods.
Thyssenkrupp’s $3.3 billion green steel plant could get more expensive
Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe informs parent company "about possible risks and resulting potential cost increases" at green steel plant.
