London - The CBAM will apply a carbon price to imported goods in high-emissions sectors to ensure imported products face equivalent carbon costs as domestically produced goods.
Stockholm - Recent report by Global Energy Monitor and the Leadership Group for Industry Transition, reveals challenges to the industry’s efforts to meet global climate targets by 2050.
Helsinki - The company’s adjusted EBITDA rose significantly, reaching €86 million, supported by solid performance in its European and Ferrochrome business units.
Scunthorpe - The trial involves pioneering technology developed by the University of Sheffield, aimed at capturing carbon emissions from the plant’s power station.
Brussels - EUROFER's latest Economic and Steel Market Outlook reveals that apparent steel consumption, initially projected to rise by 1.4% in 2024, is now anticipated to decline by 1.8%,
London - The substation will incorporate a 110 kV gas-insulated switchgear, three transformers with a capacity of 200 megavolt-amperes (MVA) each, and a 40 MVA transformer.
Zurich - Swiss Steel’s CEO, Frank Koch categorically denies any insolvency concerns and aims to clarify the company’s strategic approach amidst difficult market conditions.
Ijmuiden - Latchman will join TSN’s board as its fifth member, where he will oversee the technical implementation of Tata Steel's Green Steel initiative.
