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ArcelorMittal Poland requires guarantees of cheap electricity to switch to the EAF

The company is ready to switch to electric arc furnaces, but only if electricity prices are stable and competitive

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Třinecké Železárny postpones key decarbonization plans

Czech steelmaker to complete construction of EAF and infrastructure no earlier than 2030

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EC approves €400 million in aid to Spain for green hydrogen production

The financing supports projects within the Hydrogen Bank and will contribute to the decarbonization of industry

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Green transition in steel production faces uncertainty – ArcelorMittal

The company will publish revised decarbonization forecasts in a more stable political environment

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AMNS India plans to make 70% of its steel production green by 2027

The company aims to be the first in India to receive three stars in the new environmental classification of steel

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Emsteel increased spending on innovation and investment by 127% in 2020-2024

Company uses carbon capture and green hydrogen to decarbonize operations

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Greensteel Australia to invest $1.6 billion in new steel plant

The equipment will be supplied by Italian Danieli

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Tenaris launched the first solar power park in Romania for the steel industry

A $21.5 million investment will partially power the steelmaking facility in Kehlerash with clean energy

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JFE Steel invests $2.26 billion in the construction of an electric arc furnace in Japan

The company announced the move after the approval of a government grant

Adina Renee Adler: GSCC’s standard is working towards actual decarbonization, not greenwashing

GSCC is the steel climate solution – for manufacturers, for energy infrastructure, for the global economy

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Tata Steel to lay off 1600 employees in the Netherlands as part of transformation

The company announced a large-scale restructuring to restore profitability and strengthen its position

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Renewables accounted for 32% of global electricity in 2024 – Ember

The global share of wind and solar power is growing rapidly

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