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voda 19 mei 2023 07:48

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Masteel Secures ID Card for Carbon Footprint of Rail Wheels

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19 May, 2023, 7:24 am

EPD platform of China Iron & Steel Association officially released the carbon footprint declaration of Masteel's wheel environmental products on 18 February 2023, which covers all high-speed and heavy-duty passenger and freight wheels, subway and other wheel products currently produced by Masteel, part of Baowu China

This is the first domestic ID card for the carbon footprint of wheel products issued by EPD platform of China Iron & Steel Association.

The certification and release of Masteel's wheel carbon footprint has promoted continuous carbon reduction of export wheel products to better meet the demand of the international market.

In the past 60 years, Masteel has formed a large number of core technologies for wheel axle manufacturing with independent intellectual property rights. The products are widely used in railway transportation, port machinery, light rail trains and other fields, and are exported to more than 70 countries and regions around the world.

voda 19 mei 2023 07:48

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Xingda & Continental Deepen Strategic Steel Cooperation Pact

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19 May, 2023, 7:21 am

Xingda and Continental Group have signed the strategic cooperation agreement at Xingda Steel Tyre Cord (Thailand) to lay laid a firm base for cooperation. The two enterprises will work jointly to bring their shared vision into reality by enhancing mutual trust and understanding, drawing upon each other’s strengths and increasing mutual gains.

At this new starting point of cooperation, Xingda will establish a mechanism to make rapid response to meet the diversified development needs of Continental on a long-term basis. By improving the supplier management services in Europe, the United States and other regions, Xingda will work to contribute to Continental’s development and expand growth space for the rubber industry.

As a global leader in tire reinforcement, Xingda launched its Thailand plant in 2019. With a production capacity of 100,000 ton of steel cord per year, the plant boasts some of the most cutting-edge production equipment and technology as well as a high level of automation and intelligence-driven operation. In order to expand its global footprint and better meet the demand of its international clients, Xingda launched the expansion of its Thailand plant in July 2022. The total investment of the project is about ¥ 1.6B, the designed annual production capacity is 200,000 tons of steel cord, and the construction period is 24 months.

voda 19 mei 2023 07:49

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British Steel to Supply Rail Sleepers to CBG in Guinea

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19 May, 2023, 7:25 am

British Steel has won its largest ever order of 244,000 ton for rail sleepers export to Guinea in West Africa. British Steel’s contract with the Guinea Bauxite Company (CBG) will see it deliver 20,000 ton of its 436 profile steel sleepers over the next year.

Sleepers will be used to upgrade the railway line at a bauxite mine in the mineral-rich country. British Steel has partnered on the project with Trackwork, which processes the rolled sleeper into its finished form, and Pandrol, which is providing the railway fastenings to secure the sleepers.

Guinea is estimated to possess more than a quarter of the world’s supply of bauxite and as it continues to increase its export capacity, it needs to upgrade existing freight lines.

Steel sleepers are stronger and more durable than wooden sleepers, which have been traditionally used in African regions. Steel sleepers are also 100% recyclable. Additionally, the transportation of steel sleepers is much more efficient than the transportation of their concrete equivalents as they are lighter and easily stacked. Trucks can carry 3 times more steel sleepers than concrete, meaning lower transportation costs.

voda 19 mei 2023 07:50

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Dalian Huarui Heavy Relies on Paul Wurth’s Stamping Technology

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19 May, 2023, 7:27 am

SMS Group’s Paul Wurth has signed a contract with Dalian Huarui Heavy Industry Coke Oven Machinery & Vehicle on 19 January 2023 for 2 stamping trains to be delivered to the coke oven plant of Inner Mongolia Guangju New Material in China. The contract is for engineering and procurement basis plus supervision.

In the last two years, this customer had already purchased the stamping trains necessary for this project. Thanks to a stamping time reduced to the minimum, Paul Wurth technology has also shown to be very efficient and cost saving. With the first phase already commissioned last year, the start-up of the last phase is foreseen for November 2023.

voda 19 mei 2023 07:50

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SARRALLE to Test Hydrogen Reheating Furnace Prototype

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19 May, 2023, 7:28 am

Azpeitia, Gipuzkoa, Spain headquartered leading technology supplier SARRALLE has finished the manufacturing of the Reheating Furnace Prototype for the evaluation of hydrogen combustion technologies. This is a new step for H-ACERO project that SARRALLE is leading and now the prototype is ready for testing in TECNALIA facilities.

The reheating furnace prototype allows the installation of various types or burners and enables the placement of various refractories. The burners include air-fired burner technologies, and oxy-combustion technologies, using both natural gas and hydrogen, or mixtures of both gases, as fuel. The burners to be evaluated will allow temperatures of 1200 degree Celsius to be reached in the combustion chamber.

The different type of refractories will allow their evaluation under different combustion atmospheres, as well as the placement of steel samples inside the combustion chamber for their evaluation. The equipment includes instrumentation for monitoring refractory temperatures at different points in the furnace, as well as the steel samples introduced into the combustion chamber. In addition, the equipment will have a vision camera that allows visualizing the development of the flame inside the chamber. It also allows the monitoring of the temperature and composition of the gases.

H-ACERO project is an example of collaboration between different companies and entities to develop the next generation reheating furnaces for the steel industry based on decarbonization and energy efficiency technologies.

voda 19 mei 2023 07:51

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BaoSteel to Build Plate Mill at San Luis Plant of Grupo Acerero

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19 May, 2023, 7:32 am

BaoSteel Engineering and Grupo Acerero (GASA) have signed a contract recently for continuous casting of 300mm thick & 2500mm wide plates in San Luis, Mexico. According to the contract, BaoSteel Engineering will build a new thick plate continuous casting production line with contract, including core process equipment design, control software and mathematical model design, complete equipment supply, equipment debugging, performance assessment and acceptance, and provide technical guidance and related technical training.

This continuous casting machine is currently the complete set of continuous casting equipment with the widest and thickest specifications independently designed by BaoSteel Engineering and exported overseas. This project is the first time that BaoSteel Engineering has undertaken a slab continuous casting machine including core technology, equipment, control design and complete set supply in the American continent.

voda 19 mei 2023 07:51

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UK’s TRA to Eextend AD Duty on HR Steel

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19 May, 2023, 7:33 am

UK’s Trade Remedies Authority has published its initial findings in transition reviews into trade remedy measures on imports of hot rolled flat and coil steel from China, Russia, Ukraine, Brazil and Iran. The TRA proposes to extend the measures on imports from China, Russia, Brazil and Iran but remove them for Ukraine, as it concluded that dumping of products from Ukraine was unlikely to recur, due to reduction in Ukraine’s production capacity and limits on the ability to export caused by the war with Russia. The TRA also took into account Ukraine’s requirement to rebuild steel production facilities and domestic demand for steel to rebuild the country’s infrastructure.

Tariffs on imports of this product from Ukraine have been suspended since August 2022. The suspension is due to end on 30 May 2023. The TRA proposes that the measure on Ukraine imports is revoked. However, in the meantime the TRA will assess whether the suspension on tariffs for Ukrainian imports should be extended for a further 12 months.

Following thorough analysis, our conclusion is that UK steel producers would be harmed if protection against unfair imports from China, Russia, Brazil or Iran was removed. We have concluded that the impact of the war and subsequent reconstruction in Ukraine means that there is little likelihood of Ukraine dumping hot rolled steel products into the UK, explains Mr Oliver Griffiths, TRA Chief Executive

This product covers hot-rolled flat products of iron, non-alloy and other alloy steel. It’s commonly used as a raw material for other types of steel and makes up almost 1/3 of all steel production globally.

voda 19 mei 2023 07:51

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Metinvest Suspends Investment Projects in Ukraine Due to War

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19 May, 2023, 7:35 am

Ukrainian steelmaker Metinvest has suspended almost all strategic investment projects due to the war in Ukraine. “Almost all current strategic investment projects have been suspended, with the exception of the construction of a new block of mine No 11 at Pokrovsk-Vuhillia to maintain production volumes, said Metinvest at the 14th annual corporate conference JP Morgan Global Emerging Markets, on 6 March 2023, says Interfax

“Strategic priorities will need to be comprehensively reviewed after the end of the active phase and assess the impact of the war. The group is looking for opportunities to improve synergies between Ukrainian and foreign assets as they are vertically integrated, the company's future plans after the end of the war are explained, added Metinvest

According to the presentation, since the outbreak of hostilities, Metinvest has transferred part of its assets to a hot conservation mode to ensure the safety of employees, protect equipment and prevent any industrial accidents that military operations could potentially lead to. At the same time, critical repairs continue to ensure an adequate level of productivity, as well as in preparation for increasing production after the end of the war.

voda 19 mei 2023 07:53

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Bekaert Partners with Chapter Zero Brussels

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19 May, 2023, 7:36 am

Belgium headquartered steel wire transformation & coatings specialist Bekaert has announce its partnership with Chapter Zero Brussels, the Belgian chapter of the Climate Governance initiative in collaboration with the World Economic Forum. The collaboration with Chapter Zero Brussels underpins the importance of knowledge and awareness sharing in the fight against climate change, says Bekaert

At Bekaert, we believe that we all share the responsibility of addressing climate change. That's why we have established targets that align with the latest climate science and support the creation of a sustainable future over the long term. Through our sustainable solutions and practices, we are committed to making a positive impact and generating value for all stakeholders. Our partnership with Chapter Zero Brussels is an exciting opportunity for us to share our ambitions and exchange best practices with fellow members, as we believe that every company's climate journey begins in the boardroom. As VP of Sustainability, I am thrilled about the prospect of collaborating with other organizations to tackle the climate crisis says Ms. Ann-Françoise Versele

From our very first interactions with Bekaert's Board, we recognized the company's valuable experience and insights regarding their sustainability journey and climate governance. Bekaert's contributions to our network are essential in sharing lessons learned and demonstrating how they have successfully integrated sustainability into their governance structures and overall corporate strategy. We are proud to partner with Bekaert and appreciate their support in helping us achieve our mission of Bringing Climate on Board. As Chair of the Board of Chapter Zero Brussels, I look forward to working closely with Bekaert and other members to drive sustainable practices and address the pressing climate challenges facing our society, adds Ms. Natacha Lippens.

voda 19 mei 2023 07:54

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Higher volatility becomes ‘new normal’ in EU: conference
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European steel market players may have to prepare for more extreme fluctuations of supply and prices in the future, panellists concurred at the Kallanish European Steel Markets conference in Amsterdam on Wednesday.

“The new normal will be higher volatility, not only for raw materials,” said Kallanish southern Europe editor Emanuele Norsa. After two extreme peaks, during Covid-19 and following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, prices have not at all stabilised, with a low registered late last year, an attempted resurgence in the first quarter, and another backlash now.

At German distributor Vogel Stahl, “we discussed the volatility quite a lot”, said its managing director Friso de Vries, who noticed that customers are depleting inventories more than they used to. However, he also pointed out that mills have learned to react much quicker to market changes, by implementing radical production cuts as seen last autumn, and restarts as seen this spring.

Norsa recalled the movement seen from autumn to spring, with a pretty defiant effort by mills to bring up prices, which worked temporarily. “If we remember, in November, the mood was quite gloomy; nobody believed that hot rolled coil prices would come back to over €800 [$869],” as they did by February, he commented.

But that was a short spring and come May, prices were in another pronounced downturn, due to stagnating demand and a wave of low-priced imports. Looking ahead, both speakers said they believed in a rebounding market with recovering prices towards the end of the third quarter; other panellists however were not so sure about this.

Christian Koehl Germany

voda 22 mei 2023 10:55

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Sustainability elevates prices, China cuts coming: Kallanish conference
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The post-Covid drive for sustainability has reinforced the dynamic of higher steel prices amid costs and other obstacles to decarbonisation. China’s rumoured steel output cuts should meanwhile materialise in the second half of the year, providing a boost to global steel margins. So said participants at last week’s Kallanish Europe Steel Markets 2023 conference in Amsterdam.

Steven Vercammen, senior expert at McKinsey & Company, spoke of a “new normal” of sustained higher prices and greater volatility, which was referenced by participants repeatedly throughout the event.

The challenges to fulfilling decarbonisation ambitions fall under three categories. One is investment, which involves potential bottlenecks at equipment contractors amid a surge in new direct reduced iron capacity additions. The supply chain area will also pose problems, as producers will be fighting among each other to secure high-quality DR pellet and limited scrap supply. Technology will meanwhile pose the final challenge, with treatment of lower-quality ore being necessary, as well as upgrading of scrap, Vercammen observed.

Carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) will need to play a role for the EU to achieve its emissions targets, the consultant added.

Derek Langston, global head of dry research at Braemar Shipping, meanwhile pointed out that shipping will enter the EU Emissions Trading System from 2024, potentially significantly increasing the cost of voyages. ETS will cover 100% of intra-EU voyage emissions, plus 50% of inbound and outbound voyage emissions. Coverage will be scaled up from 40% next year to 100% from 2026.

China is meanwhile returning to the environmental focus it had before Covid, opined Kallanish Consulting Services consultant Ian Roper. Chinese steel production cuts have been rumoured for months – these are likely to happen in H2 but the form they will take remains a question mark.

China’s post-Covid rebound has not come back as expected but “things are not that bad,” Roper observed. The housing market has bottomed, while infrastructure is catching up after Covid delays. Manufacturing may be down – post-zero-Covid policy, there is naturally more spending on leisure and tourism – but this will shift back towards the end of the year, he forecasted.

Roper expects global steel margins to be much better in H2 because of substantial Chinese production cuts. So far this year, Chinese mills have increased production on market rebound expectations, and have had to export the surplus as this rebound failed to materialise. This will nevertheless reverse in H2. This also means China will import less iron ore, however, which is bad news for iron ore prices.

The iron ore market is oversupplied for the first time since the early 2000s, “so we’ll need some of those marginal higher-cost suppliers to switch off – we may need 80 million tonnes of seaborne supply to go out of the market”, Roper opined. Iron ore prices could fall to the $70s by year-end, but if Chinese blast furnace mills opt for purchases of higher grades to improve productivity, this will push up the cost curve, meaning iron ore prices could bottom in the mid $80s.

Adam Smith Poland

voda 23 mei 2023 10:49

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BVS Cranes Supplies Ingot Crane to Turkish Steel Mill

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23 May, 2023, 9:07 am

BVS Cranes, a prominent provider of advanced lifting machinery, has successfully delivered a state-of-the-art ingot crane to a leading steel manufacturer located in western Turkey.

This meticulously designed crane boasts exceptional capabilities, including a remarkable operating temperature of up to 650°C, two trolleys with an impressive capacity of 35/75 metric tons, and a lifting height of 11 meters. The crane's compact structure, featuring three beams spanning 20 meters, provides distinct advantages in terms of hook approach distances and synchronized movements of the trolleys.

To accommodate the unique three-beam configuration, BVS ingeniously developed special bogie end-carriage systems, ensuring seamless performance. Operating for over 16 hours per day, this extraordinary crane is equipped with a sophisticated automation system, advanced electrical & electronic design architecture, and an automatic lubrication system. It also incorporates an operator's cab, further enhancing operational efficiency.

Ingot stripping cranes, also referred to as log stripping cranes, play a pivotal role in the steelmaking industry, facilitating the handling and manipulation of steel ingots throughout the production process.

voda 23 mei 2023 10:50

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JFE Steel Embarks on Electrical Steel Expansion Endeavor

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23 May, 2023, 9:26 am

JFE Steel Corporation has officially unveiled plans to embark on a profound expansion initiative at its West Japan Works' Kurashiki steel facility. This expansion venture, which comes as an addition to an ongoing initial expansion, will propel the electrical steel sheet capacity to unprecedented heights.

The amalgamation of the two expansion projects will result in a staggering tripling of the plant's original production capacity for top-grade non-oriented electrical steel sheet, a pivotal component utilized in the fabrication of primary motors for electric vehicles.

Phase II, estimated to cost approximately 46 billion yen, is slated to commence operations within the fiscal year ending in March 2027, showcasing the company's steadfast commitment to growth and innovation.

Meanwhile, the ongoing Phase I expansion, with a price tag of around 49 billion yen, is set to double the plant's original capacity for the same category of sheet, with the new equipment anticipated to go online in the first half of the fiscal year commencing in April 2024.

voda 23 mei 2023 10:50

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Stemcor on the Anvil Again

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23 May, 2023, 9:24 am

Stemcor, the venerable British steel trader, finds itself amidst discussions of a potential sale, a mere year after it changed hands under Chinese ownership. The recent weeks have witnessed deliberations surrounding a fresh change in ownership for Stemcor, a company founded by the father of Dame Margaret Hodge, a Labour MP.

Presently headquartered in Jersey, Stemcor came under the purview of ShouYe Holdings, a Hong Kong-based entity, in July of the previous year. Prior to this, it was a constituent of Cedar Holdings Group, a mainland Chinese firm that encountered difficulties repaying its debts.

Established in 1951 by Mr. Hans Oppenheimer, a German immigrant, Stemcor soared to become a formidable force in steel trading and stockholding across the globe. However, it faced financial challenges in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, leading to a profound restructuring of its debts. Eventually, the company underwent a division, with Moorgate Industries emerging as the counterpart primarily consisting of assets in India.

Dame Margaret, a vocal critic of multinational companies' tax avoidance strategies, was linked to the business due to her father's founding role. In 2015, reports surfaced regarding her alleged involvement in a Liechtenstein foundation that held shares in Stemcor.

As discussions unfold regarding a potential sale, Stemcor has chosen to remain tight-lipped on the matter.

voda 23 mei 2023 10:51

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POSCO Unveils High-Strength Stainless Steel for Home Appliances

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23 May, 2023, 9:31 am

POSCO, the eSouth Korean steelmaker, has announced the development of a groundbreaking high-strength stainless steel, known as 430DP, specifically designed for application in home appliances. This remarkable creation, boasting a remarkable reduction in thickness by a staggering 20%, outshines its predecessors by exhibiting an astonishing 50% increase in strength.

POSCO ingeniously tackled the issue of strength limitations by elevating the heat treatment temperature to unprecedented heights. This ingenious approach has paved the way for standardized operating conditions within their manufacturing facilities, enabling the commencement of full-scale production.

Adding to the anticipation surrounding this monumental achievement, POSCO has recently entered into a noteworthy three-year agreement with South Korea-based Samsung Electronics.

voda 23 mei 2023 10:51

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JSW Steel Subsidiaries Show Remarkable Performance in Q4

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23 May, 2023, 9:29 am

JSW Steel’s subsidiary companies have exhibited exceptional performance during the January-March 2023 quarter

JSW Steel Coated Products, including its subsidiaries, showcased remarkable prowess by registering a production volume of 0.84 million metric tons and sales volume of 1.02 million metric tons (GI/GL + Tin). Revenue from Operations soared to an impressive ?8,479 crores, with Operating EBITDA reaching ?431 crores. Net Profit after Tax for the quarter stood at a commendable ?835 crores, which includes a noteworthy deferred tax adjustment of ?645 crores, a consequence of the amalgamation of esteemed stepdown subsidiaries, namely, Asian Color Coated Ispat Limited and Hasaud Steel Limited.

With a Crude Steel Production of 0.78 million metric tons and Sales volume of 0.71 million metric tons, BPSL demonstrated its unwavering strength. Revenue from Operations reached an impressive ?5,570 crores, while Operating EBITDA stood at ?949 crores. BPSL achieved a Net Profit after Tax of ?429 crores for the quarter,

Venturing across the ocean, JSW Steel USA Ohio proved its mettle with an EAF-based steel manufacturing facility in Mingo Junction, Ohio. The facility exhibited remarkable capacity utilization, producing 86,203 net tons of HRC and 231,908 net tons of slabs during the quarter. Sales volumes saw significant growth, with 72,776 net tonnes of HRC, marking a 66% increase QoQ, and 125,124 net tons of sabs, soaring by an impressive 179% QoQ. While the operating EBITDA reported a loss of $12.1 million, it is worth noting that the EBIDTA loss reduced by $10.7 million QoQ

Meanwhile, the US Plate and Pipe Mill, located in Baytown, Texas, stood strong with a production of 104,439 net tonnes of Plates and 6,606 net tonnes of Pipes. The facility reported capacity utilization of 47% and 5% for Plates and Pipes, respectively. Sales volumes witnessed a significant rise, reaching 86,823 net tonnes of Plates, marking a 17.3% increase QoQ, and 5,241 net tonnes of Pipes. The Operating EBITDA reported a commendable $ 25.7 million, showcasing a remarkable 50% increase QoQ.

Lastly, JSW Steel (Italy) (Aferpi) added to the tale of success with its rolled long products manufacturing facility in Italy. The facility achieved a production of 78,384 metric tons and sales of 94,695 metric tons during the quarter. With an Operating EBITDA of €13.4 million, marking a noteworthy 71% increase QoQ, Aferpi solidified its position as a formidable force within the industry.

voda 23 mei 2023 10:52

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NZ Steel Embarks on Unprecedented Emissions Reduction Journey

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23 May, 2023, 9:32 am

In a groundbreaking initiative hailed as the country's most significant emissions reduction project to date, NZ Steel's Glenbrook plant is set to undergo a transformative change. The installation of an electric arc furnace, funded in part by the government, will revolutionize the steel industry by halving coal usage and replacing it with electricity to recycle scrap steel.

Prime Minister Mr. Chris Hipkins made the eagerly anticipated announcement during a media briefing at the site in south Auckland. NZ Steel, the sole producer of flat rolled steel products in New Zealand, plays a vital role in the building, construction, manufacturing, and agricultural sectors.

With an annual production capacity of 670,000 tonnes, NZ Steel's products, including roofing and structural beams, contribute significantly to the nation's infrastructure.

Under the agreement, NZ Steel will receive up to N$140 million from the Government Investment in Decarbonising Industry Fund. The funding will support the base build of the project, with an additional commissioning incentive of N$10 million if the furnace is operational by January 2027. Moreover, NZ Steel stands to receive N$20 million in performance funding if it achieves an additional 800,000 metric tons of emissions reductions by December 31, 2030.

voda 23 mei 2023 10:52

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JSW Steel & JFE Steel to Transform India's Electrical Steel Sector

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23 May, 2023, 9:34 am

In a significant development, JSW Steel and JFE Steel have come together to establish a pioneering joint venture company for the production of Cold Rolled Grain Oriented Electrical Steel in India.

The completion of a comprehensive feasibility study has paved the way for this groundbreaking collaboration, with both companies reaching an agreement in principle for 50:50 joint venture.

The proposed facility, located in Vijayanagar, Karnataka, will encompass the entire range of CRGO manufacturing processes, making it the first of its kind in the country.

The joint venture aims to meet the surging demand for CRGO products in India by leveraging JFE Steel's energy-efficient production technology, developed through extensive research and development.

The finalization of the joint venture is subject to the execution of definitive agreements and obtaining necessary regulatory approvals.

voda 23 mei 2023 10:53

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thyssenkrupp nucera & H2GS Join Forces for Electrolysis Plant

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23 May, 2023, 9:36 am

In a groundbreaking alliance that promises to reshape the green hydrogen landscape, Germany-based thyssenkrupp nucera and Swedish start-up H2 Green Steel have unveiled their partnership for the construction of one of the largest electrolysis plants globally.

This monumental project, based in Boden, Sweden, is set to exceed 700MW in capacity, marking a significant leap forward in electrolysis technology.

thyssenkrupp nucera will contribute alkaline water electrolysis technology (AWE) and extensive engineering prowess to the collaboration. Their standard AWE module, named 'scalum,' with a remarkable 20 MW capacity, serves as a testament to their technical prowess.

voda 23 mei 2023 10:54

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Mr. Jayant Acharya Designated as Joint MD & CEO of JSW Steel

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23 May, 2023, 9:38 am

Mr. Jayant Acharya, who was bestowed the title of Wholetime Director, specifically designated as Director (Commercial & Marketing), for of five years and was redesignated as the Deputy Managing Director rom 1st April, 2022, shall assume the mantle of Joint Managing Director & CEO of JSW steel

JSW Board has also inducted Mr. Gairai Singh Rathore as an Additional Director. Moreover, Mr. Rathore has been bestowed with the honorable title of Whole time Director, assuming the critical role of Chief Operating Officer.

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