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Leading European steelmaker Tata Steel is improving its service and distribution centre in Lisburn, Northern Ireland as well as updating its logistics…

The European Steel Association (EUROFER) has welcomed the statement of the EU and the US to tackle jointly shared challenges in the steel and aluminium…

Metinvest, the international vertically integrated group of steel and mining companies, and Danieli, a leading plant builder for the metals industry, have…

Rio Tinto and BlueScope plan to work together to explore low-carbon 'steelmaking pathways' using Pilbara iron ores. The two companies will look at the use…

The USA and the European Union (EU) have reached an agreement over steel (and aluminium) tariffs, which will remove charges on more than US$10 billion of…

Sandvik Materials Technology has secured a record order for nuclear tubes and pipes from a world-leading low carbon energy company for the development of…

Metalloinvest has contracted with Primetals Technologies and consortium partner Midrex Technologies, Inc. to supply a new US$600 million HBI Plant (HBI-4)…

The government is following through on its decarbonisation plan, announced last year.

NLMK supplies heavy plate for large-scale wind power project Published 21st May, 2021 by Matthew Moggridge Wind power. NLMK DanSteel, NLMK Group’s plant located in Denmark, has supplied heavy plate for an offshore wind farm project in the Bay of Saint-Brieuc, the first major wind farm in Brittany, France. Steel from NLMK DanSteel is being used to manufacture components for wind turbine towers. The Saint-Brieuc Bay wind farm, covering an area of 75 km 2, will consist of 62 wind turbines. It i...

SMS group now sole owner of Paul Wurth Published 21st April, 2021 by Matthew Moggridge German plant builder SMS group has acquired the remaining 40.8% of Paul Wurth SA and has become the sole owner of Paul Wurths plant engineering business. The 40.8% of shares were owned by the Luxembourg state and state-owned banking organisations, but now the German plant builder is in charge. The Luxembourg site will now be expanded to become the R&D centre for decarbonisation and recycling within the SMS g...