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Britain abandons coal for power generation and closes largest traditional steel mill

Britain has taken steps aimed at reducing carbon emissions and ending the era of reliance on fossil fuels for power generation that began 142 years ago. On Monday, Britain announced its intention to close the country’s last coal-fired power plant, as well as the largest traditional steel plant, making it the only G20 member without

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Towards decarbonisation.. Britain’s largest steel mill ends production after 100 years

Britain’s largest steel mill will end production later on Monday, when the last blast furnace at Port Talbot in Wales closes after more than 100 years of steelmaking, with the loss of nearly 3,000 jobs. The closure of the last blast furnace at Port Talbot, once Europe’s largest steel mill, caps decades of decline in

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Turkey’s steel export value up 19.0% in January-August 2024

According to the provisional foreign trade statistics compiled by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) and the Turkish Under secretariat of Customs, in August this year Turkey’s foreign trade deficit decreased by 42.7% to $4.99 billion compared to August 2023. In the JanuaryAugust period this year, Turkey’s foreign trade deficit went down by 33.5 % year

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Minister of Public Business Sector visits Nasr Steel Pipes Company

Engineer Mohamed Shimi, Minister of Public Business Sector, paid a field visit to Nasr Steel Pipes Manufacturing Company, affiliated to the Holding Company for Metallurgical Industries, as part of the ongoing field visits to affiliated companies to monitor the progress of work and modernization and development plans. During the visit, he inspected factories and production

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$1.3 billion is the volume of Egypt’s iron and steel exports in January – August 2024

A recent report revealed a 15% decline in Egypt’s iron and steel exports in January – August of this year, reaching $1.368 billion, compared to $1.617 billion in the same period last year. Italy came in first place among importers of Egyptian iron with a value of $161 million, followed by Spain with $153 million,

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Saudi Iron and Steel Company – Hadeed – Reduces Rebar Prices for October Delivery

Saudi Iron and Steel Company (Hadeed) will reduce its long steel prices for October deliveries due to sluggish demand, according to market insiders. The company plans to lower the price of rebar (12-32 mm) by SAR 70 ($19) per ton, bringing the new price to SAR 2,300 ($613) per ton. Similarly, the price of wire

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Report: Green Steel Industry in the Middle East Gains Global Attention

The talk about green steel is increasing year after year, within the framework of global energy transition and emission reduction initiatives led by Europe, the United States and some major industrial countries. The Middle East and North Africa region is attracting significant European and global attention within the framework of these emerging initiatives, given that

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Fitch: Global steel sector faces increasing pressures due to falling demand

Fitch Ratings indicated that the global steel sector is facing increasing pressures due to falling demand and prices, especially with the rise in Chinese exports that weaken producers’ profit margins. The rating outlook for global steel companies varies based on their debt reduction paths and liquidity risks. In Europe, maintenance operations that halted production at

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Warning of a wave of bankruptcies hitting steel companies in China

A report by the Bloomberg Intelligence economic analysis service warned that the steel crisis in China is paving the way for a wave of bankruptcies and accelerating the mergers that the sector needs. Michele Leung, a senior analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, said that about three-quarters of steel companies in China suffered losses in the first

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Egypt moves to amend carbon limits to enhance competitiveness

Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister of Egypt, held a meeting with a number of ministers and officials to discuss the mechanism for amending carbon limits to enhance Egyptian competitiveness in the field of exports. Counselor Mohamed El-Homosany, the official spokesman for the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, stated that the meeting discussed the available

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Emissions in China’s steel industry increased by 4.3% in January-July 2024

Total emissions in China’s steel industry in January-July 2024 increased by 4.3% compared to the same period in 2023. This was reported by the China Steel Association (CISA). Sulphur dioxide emissions per ton of steel amounted to 0.18 kg/t (-13.4% y/y), particulate matter – 0.20 kg/t (-9.2% y/y), nitrogen oxide – 0.34 kg/t (-9.9% y/y).

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Sweden’s Stegra receives €100 million state aid for green steel operations

Sweden-based Stegra, formerly known as H2 Green Steel, has announced that the Swedish Energy Agency has granted about €100 million from the country’s Industrial Leap Fund for the company’s fully integrated green steel production plant in Boden. The company stated that the state aid will not only help them to accelerate the transition to sustainable

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US Steel shares rise after Nippon takeover decision delayed until after election

U.S. Steel saw its shares rise more than 3% after news that a U.S. security panel has given Nippon Steel permission to resubmit its plans to buy the company for $14.1 billion. A U.S. national security panel reviewing Nippon Steel’s $14.9 billion bid for U.S. Steel has allowed the two companies to resubmit their application

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Arab Iron and Steel Union holds the third meeting of the Technical Committee in Algeria

The Arab Iron and Steel Union held the third meeting of the Technical Committee on September 17-18, 2024 in the city of Algiers in the Republic of Algeria at the Algiers Hotel. During this meeting, the opportunities and challenges of Arab steel companies to achieve carbon neutrality in the iron and steel industry and short-

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National Iron Industry Committee: 7.5 million tons expected demand for reinforcing steel in 2024

Jassim Al Abbas, Vice Chairman of the National Iron Industry Committee and General Manager of Sales, Marketing and Business Development at Al Ittifaq Steel Company, said that the expected demand for reinforcing steel and coils during the current year 2024 is about 7.5 million tons. Al Abbas explained in an interview with Argaam on the

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Canada unveils final dumping margins for Egyptian wire rod exporters

Canada has issued a final determination on the dumping of Egyptian wire rod, according to a notice from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). The CBSA also confirmed final antidumping margins on wire rod imports from China and Vietnam. As a result, Egyptian wire rod exports, particularly from Suez Steel, will face an 8.6% antidumping

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