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EU cuts steel imports by 11% y/y in January-November – EUROFER

The import of rolled steel decreased by 13% y/y in 11 months

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Apparent steel consumption in the EU to grow by 5.6% y/y in 2024 – EUROFER

In 2023, the indicator is expected to decrease by 6.3% y/y

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EUROFER expressed disagreement with the extension of quotas for the import of Russian semi-finished products

The association believes that this decision weakens sanctions and contradicts the EU's climate goals

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The list of industrial technologies of green production needs correction – EUROFER

The approved list does not include leading technologies of decarbonization of steel production

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Ukrmetalurgprom is working on a ban on imports of Russian pig iron, semi-finished products and iron ore to the EU

In November, Ukrmetalurgprom became an associated member of EUROFER, which will allow it to work with the EU steel community

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EUROFER opposed the continued import of Russian semi-finished products to the EU

Further prolongation and weakening of sanctions risks becoming a historical mistake, the association believes

Ukrmetalurgprom became a new associate member of EUROFER

Ukrainian steelmakers will be able to directly participate in the activities of the European steel community

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European steel is strategically important for EU climate goals – CEO of EUROFER

European steelmakers are implementing more than 60 decarbonization projects

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Demand for steel in the EU will decrease by 5.3% y/y in 2023 – EUROFER

In 2024, the indicator will grow by 7.6%, but will face geopolitical unpredictability and economic uncertainty

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EU steelmakers will work on their own environmental transition plan

The aim is to ensure the sustainability of the industry and compliance with the EU's overall transition to green and digital technologies

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EUROFEER has downgraded the forecast for a fall in steel demand in the EU to 3% in 2023

The main drivers of negative expectations are high energy prices, increased production costs and the war in Ukraine

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EU electricity market reform is insufficient – EUROFER

The proposed steps do not address the root causes of high prices

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