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KSS Line has applied Nippon Paint Marine’s FASTAR® coating to the hulls of a pair of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) carriers, becoming the first South Korean shipowner to apply the novel nano-type antifouling paint to existing tonnage. The gas and chemical carrier operator applied a FASTAR I system to the 78,000m3 capacity VLGC Gas Power ...

It is now hard to believe, but the beginning of 2022 offered hope… The world finally seemed to be emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic and the havoc it had wreaked on the global supply chain. The public and private sectors had mostly returned to “business as usual” and logistics companies were less concerned about global ...

Local election campaigns embarrass Samsung, SK, Hyundai, POSCO

POSCO to expand industrial gas storage capacity

POSCO will spend $70bn on expanding its oxygen and nitrogen storage facilities at two new steel mills as it looks to makes great strides in the industrial gases market.

Mr. Lees last class

POSCO has broken ground for another electrical steel plant. South Korea’s top steelmaker will spend 1 trillion won (US$805 million) in building the plant in the southwestern port of Gwangyang, which will have an annual production capacity of 300,000 tons of non-oriented electrical steel. Electrical steels (earlier post) are special...

POSCO breaks ground for another electrical steel plant

Korean steelmakers to visit US to seek tariff revision

POSCO Chemical breaks ground for EV battery materials plant in Pohang