Synopsis: Metinvest and Danieli’s partnership in building a new green steel plant in Piombino, Italy, marks a significant milestone in sustainable steel production. The project combines cutting-edge technology and environmental responsibility, bringing together Ukrainian and Italian metallurgical industries with a strong focus on eco-friendly steel production.

Synopsis: Australia has committed A$1 billion to a fund aimed at boosting the production of green iron and supporting steel supply chains, including a direct A$500 million to rescue the Whyalla steelworks in South Australia. This investment forms part of the government’s broader plan to transition to cleaner steel production, ensuring the sustainability of Australia’s iron ore export market and securing the nation’s role in the green steel revolution.

Synopsis: The Department for Business and Trade has unveiled a new green paper focused on the future of the UK's steel sector, ahead of the Steel Strategy’s launch later this spring. The paper tackles key issues such as high energy prices, overcapacity, and the urgent need for decarbonisation. Union leaders, including Community General Secretary Roy Rickhuss, have welcomed the government’s commitment to addressing these challenges, offering hope for a revitalised steel industry with a more sustainable and competitive future.

Synopsis: Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has introduced a new incentive aimed at boosting the production of green steel. A 50,000 yen subsidy will be provided for clean energy vehicles manufactured using low-carbon emission steel. This move is part of Japan's larger commitment to reducing its carbon footprint in the steel and vehicle industries.

Synopsis: A groundbreaking proposal has been unveiled to secure the future of British Steel's Scunthorpe site, the UK’s last remaining blast furnace steelworks. The plan, developed by industry experts at Syndex, charts a sustainable path towards decarbonisation, combining the continued operation of two existing blast furnaces with the introduction of electric arc furnaces. The ambitious initiative calls for £200 million in UK Government support to manage carbon costs during the transition, aiming to ensure job stability, protect national security, and maintain critical steel production capacity in the UK.

Synopsis: Speira Recycling Services and SMS Group have announced a strategic partnership aimed at revolutionizing aluminum scrap handling through advanced digitalization technologies. The collaboration introduces SMS's Metallics Optimizer, a learning charge-mix optimization tool designed to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and optimize scrap utilization at Speira’s sites in Töging am Inn, Grevenbroich, and Deizisau. This initiative will bring significant improvements in energy savings, raw material usage, and environmental compliance while enhancing the overall cost competitiveness of the aluminum recycling process.

Synopsis: Taiwan is set to introduce its own Cross-Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism by the second half of 2025. The country aims to align this mechanism with global trade rules, specifically those of the World Trade Organization. The move comes in response to complaints from local steel and cement producers who are facing unfair competition due to the lack of carbon emission disclosures from foreign suppliers. This policy will require importers to disclose their carbon emissions and will impose a carbon levy on domestic producers starting in 2025. Taiwan's approach will be influenced by European Union regulations to ensure fair practices in the international trade of carbon-intensive goods.

Synopsis: SEE Holding has teamed up with AGSI to promote the use of low-carbon steel in construction and enhance sustainability. Their partnership will focus on improving energy efficiency, reducing emissions, and increasing project transparency, ultimately aiming for Net Zero construction practices.

Synopsis: Tosyalı Demir Çelik's solar power project in Çermik, Turkey, has completed the environmental evaluation phase and is moving forward with public consultations. The plant will generate enough energy to meet the needs of 36,500 households annually, with a 25-year lifespan for the project.

Synopsis: Tata Steel UK has secured planning approval for a £1.25 billion green steelmaking facility in Port Talbot, set to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions by 90% while preserving 5,000 jobs. This major move towards Electric Arc Furnace technology marks a pivotal moment for the UK's transition to sustainable steel production. The new facility will begin large-scale work in the summer of 2025 and is expected to be operational by the end of 2027.

Synopsis: ArcelorMittal is showcasing innovative, low-carbon steel solutions at the Bauma 2025 event in Munich, with a focus on sustainability. The company is presenting advanced steel products, including XCarb®-branded materials, which feature up to 81% lower CO₂ emissions. These products, ideal for the construction and machinery sectors, highlight ArcelorMittal’s commitment to decarbonization and sustainability.

Synopsis: Gerdau, Brazil's largest steel producer, has achieved a B rating in the 2024 CDP assessment for water security, reflecting the company’s efforts in sustainable water management. With a strong focus on water reuse, recirculation systems, and zero effluent discharge, Gerdau continues to lead in both water and climate management. In the Climate Change module, it maintained its A- rating, underscoring its commitment to sustainability.

Synopsis: Ferrogami, a groundbreaking steel material, promises to reduce carbon emissions while enhancing humanoid robotics. A collaboration between Ferritico and STILFOLD, Ferrogami combines AI-driven alloy design and origami-inspired folding techniques to create a lightweight, durable material ideal for industrial automation and robotics.

Synopsis: The European Commission has approved Finland’s €2.3 billion state aid scheme, aimed at accelerating investments in key sectors that contribute to the country’s transition to a net-zero economy. This funding will support decarbonisation efforts across industries, renewable energy projects, and the production of strategic equipment such as batteries and wind turbines, helping Finland meet its climate goals.

Synopsis: Italy and France have united to demand urgent reform of the Cross-Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism in the European Union to protect the competitiveness of critical industries like steel and chemicals. The two countries are pushing for immediate action at the EU Competitiveness Council in March 2025, aiming to revise the mechanism and promote both sustainability and economic resilience for European manufacturing.

Synopsis: EMSTEEL, one of the GCC region's largest publicly traded steel and building materials manufacturers, has announced its ambitious decarbonization strategy, aiming for a 40% reduction in emissions from its Steel Business Unit and 30% from its Cement Business Unit by 2030. The company is committed to reaching net-zero emissions by 2050, aligning with UAE's Net Zero 2050 Strategic Initiative and the Paris Agreement.

Synopsis: Salzgitter AG, in collaboration with Siemens Gamesa, will supply 25,000 metric tons of low-emission steel for the construction of 36 wind towers for the ‘Thor’ offshore wind farm in Denmark. This green initiative significantly reduces CO₂eq emissions in wind tower production, contributing to sustainable energy transition goals.

Synopsis: The UK Government seeks ideas to tackle rising electricity costs and support the steel industry’s transition to low-carbon practices. This initiative will focus on competitive electricity pricing, improved scrap recycling, and strategic industry support.

Synopsis: Unions have expressed cautious optimism about the UK government's recent announcement to invest £2.5 billion into the steel industry’s future. While the funding aims to support the shift to greener electric arc furnaces, concerns remain about potential job losses, especially at the Scunthorpe site, due to the new technology requiring fewer workers.

Synopsis: Green steel premiums in Europe have seen a slight increase, with premiums for steel produced in electric-arc furnaces offered at €200-300 per metric ton. While traded volumes remain limited, demand for green steel is growing, particularly in Nordic countries, supported by state-funded projects and the EU’s decarbonization efforts.

Synopsis: BlueScope Steel made significant strides in its sustainability goals during the first half of FY2025. While focusing on safety through the launch of its Refocus on Safety program, the company also progressed in its climate initiatives, including efforts in emission reduction and ironmaking technology development. Additionally, gender diversity remained steady, and BlueScope continued to enhance its supply chain oversight.

Synopsis: P2X Solutions, a Finnish leader in green hydrogen innovation, has officially begun commercial operations at its Harjavalta plant. This milestone marks a crucial development for Finland’s hydrogen economy and positions the country as a potential superpower in clean hydrogen production. The 20 MW facility aims to help reduce emissions across industries, supporting a transition to electric fuels.

Synopsis: Aceros Arequipa, a leading Peruvian steel company, has been ranked in the Top 5 of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index MILA Pacific Alliance, being the only steel company among seven Peruvian firms to receive this prestigious recognition. This achievement further solidifies the company's leadership in sustainability within the steel sector.

Synopsis: EUROFER stresses that simplifying the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism must go hand-in-hand with making it more effective. They call for urgent reforms to prevent carbon leakage, protect European exports, and expand the scope of CBAM to downstream products.

Synopsis: Outokumpu has completed a feasibility study on using small modular reactors to enhance low-carbon energy at its Tornio plant in Finland. The company is now seeking external investors to help bring the project to life, marking a strategic move toward energy innovation.

Synopsis: This article explores the multifaceted challenge of climate change, driven by human activities and greenhouse gas emissions. It examines the global response, including the Paris Agreement, and highlights the need for renewable energy, sustainable practices, and international cooperation to mitigate environmental impacts and build resilience.

Synopsis: This article delves into the significant yet often overlooked carbon footprint of global military operations, which account for an estimated 5.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions. It highlights the exemption of military emissions from international climate agreements and calls for greater transparency and accountability in reporting and mitigating these emissions.

Synopsis: This article explains essential climate change terms like net zero, absolute zero, carbon neutrality, and carbon offsetting. It breaks down complex ideas into simple language, helping readers understand how these concepts contribute to global efforts to combat climate change.

Synopsis: This article examines the global steel industry's environmental impact, highlighting the dominance of coal-based production methods and the slow adoption of green technologies. It underscores the urgent need for decarbonization and the challenges in achieving net-zero emissions.

Synopsis: This article explores the challenges and opportunities faced by the world's largest steel-producing nations as they strive to decarbonize their industries. From China's ambitious carbon neutrality goals to the EU's green investments, the global steel sector stands at a critical juncture in balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability.

Synopsis: This article explores the steel industry's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and embrace sustainability. It highlights innovative technologies, recycling initiatives, and global collaborations aimed at creating a greener future for steel production.

Synopsis: The steel industry faces a critical transformation, adopting hydrogen-based direct reduced iron, integrating renewable energy with electric arc furnaces, and implementing carbon capture technologies in blast furnaces. These pathways aim to significantly reduce carbon emissions and create a more sustainable future for steel production.

Synopsis: The steel industry's push for decarbonization faces a critical challenge: the scarcity of high-grade iron ore needed for green hydrogen-based Direct Reduction Iron processes. While the shift from coal-consuming blast furnaces to sustainable steelmaking is essential for achieving net-zero emissions, the limited supply of DR-grade iron ore, particularly magnetite, threatens to slow progress. Major iron ore producers remain focused on supplying blast furnace-grade ore, creating a misalignment between market demand and supply. This bottleneck underscores the complexity of transitioning to greener steel production and highlights the need for significant investment in magnetite mining and processing.

Synopsis: The hydrogen-based steel production process faces significant challenges, from insufficient green hydrogen production to geopolitical and financial complexities. This article delves into the intricacies of scaling up hydrogen production, technological advances, and the economic obstacles hindering the transition to green steel. It also explores the essential role of international cooperation, policy frameworks, and infrastructure development in overcoming these barriers.

Synopsis: Carbon capture technology, promoted as a climate solution, often fails to deliver. Most projects miss targets or boost oil extraction, while regulators struggle to ensure safety. Experts warn against relying on unproven systems instead of cutting emissions.

Synopsis: Steel industries in the EU and the US are embracing the transition to green steel with determination, driven by consumer demand and environmental targets. Despite higher costs, partnerships among major steel mills are fostering innovation and advancing sustainable practices. This article explores the evolving landscape of low-carbon steel, the industry's commitment to sustainability, and the challenges ahead.

Synopsis: The European Union Emissions Trading Scheme stands as a global leader in carbon markets, driving emissions reductions across industries. Since its inception in 2005, it has been a catalyst for change in the EU's climate policy, with ambitious goals and evolving strategies. This article delves into the scheme's evolution, key mechanisms, and its impact on sectors like steel, offering a glimpse into the future of emissions trading.

Synopsis: The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism aims to address the issue of carbon leakage by taxing imported goods based on the carbon emissions associated with their production. As the EU steps up its climate efforts, CBAM ensures that goods produced in countries with less stringent carbon regulations do not have an unfair advantage over domestic products. This article delves into the intricacies of CBAM, exploring its design, implementation, and the potential global consequences it could have for industries and trade.

Synopsis: Carbon markets are economic systems designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by turning carbon credits into tradable commodities. These systems, known as Emissions Trading Systems, allow companies to buy and sell emission allowances, promoting cost-effective emission reductions. This article explores the mechanics of carbon markets, their role in global climate action, and how they shape the future of environmental policy.

Synopsis: Voluntary carbon markets provide a platform for governments, corporations, and individuals to actively combat climate change by purchasing carbon credits. These credits, which represent one metric ton of CO₂ reduced or sequestered, are generated by a wide range of environmental projects, from reforestation to renewable energy innovations. As this market grows, it faces increasing complexity, with fluctuating prices and various challenges in ensuring transparency and maintaining integrity. Despite these hurdles, it offers an avenue for direct action in the fight against global warming.

Synopsis: The challenge of decarbonizing the steel industry requires a massive $1.4 trillion investment by 2050. This funding is essential for new technologies and processes to reduce CO₂ emissions. However, the shift to greener steelmaking methods, like using green hydrogen, will increase production costs by 30% by 2040. Funding from governments, banks, and specialized financial entities is crucial to support the transformation.

Synopsis: Two recent studies show that Earth has surpassed the crucial 1.5°C global warming threshold outlined in the Paris Agreement. This significant climate milestone indicates that the planet is entering an irreversible phase of warming, urging immediate action to mitigate further catastrophic effects.

Synopsis: January 2025 marked the hottest January ever recorded, with global temperatures 1.75°C above pre-industrial levels. This surge occurred despite La Niña, a natural climate pattern known for cooling the Pacific Ocean. The continued rise in temperatures, alongside record-low sea ice extent, highlights the ongoing and accelerating trend of global warming.

Synopsis: While nearly every country signed the 2015 Paris Agreement to combat climate change, the arbitrary and flexible emission reduction targets have made the deal largely ineffective. Countries can choose their baseline years and targets, making it difficult to achieve real environmental progress.

Synopsis: US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order reversing a previous measure by President Joe Biden, which sought to phase out plastic straws in favor of paper alternatives. Trump’s order, which halts federal government purchases of paper straws, stirs controversy in the ongoing debate over plastic pollution and environmental policy.

Synopsis: Recent research reveals that Greenland’s glaciers are melting faster than expected due to expanding crevasses. These cracks are worsening the rate of ice loss and contributing to the rising sea levels, threatening coastal regions worldwide. This study underscores the urgency of addressing climate change.

Synopsis: Thyssenkrupp has achieved the highest rating in the CDP Climate Rating for the ninth consecutive year, showcasing their dedication to environmental responsibility. With a strong focus on reducing CO₂ emissions and embracing green technologies, they continue to lead the way in industrial decarbonization. Their efforts are aimed at supporting global climate goals and helping clients transition to a greener future.

Synopsis: Only 10 out of 200 countries met the deadline for submitting new climate plans under the Paris Agreement. These plans are crucial for limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, but countries responsible for 83% of global emissions failed to submit their updated strategies.

Synopsis: Florida Atlantic University researchers have developed a cutting-edge autonomous system to monitor the Arctic's melting ice. This self-sustaining platform, equipped with drones and underwater vehicles, will provide crucial data on Arctic sea ice melt and its environmental impacts, helping improve the autonomy of marine vehicles and aiding in climate change research.

Synopsis: Tomorrow, IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol will address global leaders on the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the energy sector. He will highlight AI’s potential impact on energy systems and emphasize the need for sustainable innovation. The IEA is also releasing new reports and seeking case studies to explore AI’s role in energy efficiency. Additionally, geopolitical tensions and trade restrictions on critical minerals pose growing risks to energy supply security.

Synopsis: Brazil, with its vast forest resources and a thriving pulp sector, has the potential to lead the global green steel revolution. To do so, the country must scale up its eucalyptus plantations for the production of biochar, which is crucial for green steel production. Expanding these resources sustainably while reducing environmental impacts is critical for the industry’s growth.

Synopsis: Tata Steel UK has appointed Skanska for the design and project management of a new electric arc furnace project at Port Talbot, South Wales. The £1.25 billion investment aims to replace outdated facilities, reduce carbon emissions by 90%, and secure the long-term future of steelmaking in the region. Skanska's expertise in civil and structural design will be crucial to the project’s success.

Synopsis: ArcelorMittal Duisburg has enhanced its wire rod mill’s hub furnace with two advanced oxyfuel burners, significantly boosting energy efficiency, reducing CO₂ emissions, and preparing the facility for future hydrogen use. This milestone marks a major step toward a sustainable and decarbonized steel production process.

Synopsis: A new £8.2 million investment has been announced for Port Talbot’s growth and regeneration project, with a focus on reducing carbon emissions in the steel industry. The SWITCH initiative will bring over 100 new jobs, inject £87 million into the local economy, and establish an Innovation District in the area.

Synopsis: The Federation of Employers of Ukraine has called on the Ukrainian government to address the risks posed by the European Union’s Cross-Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism. Businesses fear that CBAM could lead to a decline in GDP, significant job losses, and hinder exports to the EU, with a potential long-term economic impact on Ukraine.

Synopsis: Abul Khair Steel is revolutionizing steel production in Bangladesh by integrating environmental responsibility into its manufacturing processes. With initiatives like rainwater harvesting, solar power use, and advanced air filtration systems, AKS is demonstrating that heavy industry can still minimize its environmental impact.

Synopsis: Tata Steel UK is launching its new campaign, 'Electrifying Packaging Steel,' to highlight their transition to sustainable steelmaking for packaging. The campaign, focusing on decarbonizing production with Electric Arc Furnace technology, will be showcased at LIVE 2025 in London and at Packaging Innovations in Birmingham.

Synopsis: The European Union has allocated €422 million to support 39 projects aimed at expanding alternative fuels infrastructure across road, maritime, and air transport. The funding, through the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility, will promote clean energy solutions such as electric vehicle charging stations, hydrogen refueling stations, and ammonia and methanol infrastructure for shipping.

Synopsis: Baosteel Zhanjiang Iron and Steel has launched its BeyondECO-30% hot-dip galvanized product, a revolutionary low-carbon emission cold-rolled automotive plate, marking a significant milestone in eco-friendly steel production.

Synopsis: Koushik Chatterjee is set to succeed Henrik Adam as a member of the Supervisory Board of Tata Steel Nederland, bringing his extensive industry expertise and strategic vision for the company’s sustainable transformation.

Synopsis: Unions in Scunthorpe have presented a plan to maintain blast furnace operations at British Steel during the transition to more energy-efficient electric arc furnaces. The proposal aims to safeguard jobs and ensure a smooth shift to low-carbon steel production, but requires government support to alleviate carbon costs.

Synopsis: The HyInHeat project, a European-funded initiative, is working to reduce carbon emissions in high-temperature heating processes for the steel and aluminium sectors by using hydrogen as fuel. With partners from across Europe, the project aims to create more sustainable combustion systems in the steel industry.

Synopsis: EIT RawMaterials has launched the ERMA Booster Call to provide funding and support for mining, processing, and recycling projects across Europe, aiming to reduce reliance on critical raw material imports and boost industrial competitiveness.

Synopsis: A recent study explores hydrogen's critical role in green steelmaking, its feasibility, and the potential economic impacts for industries like automotive, construction, and shipbuilding.

Synopsis: Britain's Energy Intensive Industries User Group has written to the UK Government urging action on high energy costs, policy uncertainty, and carbon leakage risks, which threaten the decarbonisation efforts and competitiveness of industrial sectors.

Synopsis: Europe's maritime sector is advancing toward greater sustainability but must accelerate efforts to reduce emissions, pollution, and improve biodiversity protection to meet EU climate and environmental goals.

Synopsis: BP has halted its plans for a green hydrogen and renewable fuels project at its former Kwinana refinery in Western Australia, putting the Kwinana Energy Hub on hold. The decision will lead to some staff redundancies as BP adjusts its project focus.

Synopsis: A significant gap exists between global decarbonization investments and actual needs, with climate policies faltering. Steel industry decarbonization efforts are particularly endangered by both trade tensions and limited financial support.

Synopsis: German Chancellor Olaf Scholz emphasizes that green steel is vital for the industry's future. He highlights the need for Europe to collaborate in keeping the steel sector competitive, during a visit to ThyssenKrupp’s Duisburg plant.

Synopsis: Danieli will supply a state-of-the-art, 100-ton electric-arc furnace to Acciaierie Venete in Italy, allowing them to produce 750,000 metric tons of high-quality, eco-friendly steel annually. The innovative furnace features cutting-edge automation, ensuring safety, low emissions, and high operational efficiency.

Synopsis: Salzgitter AG is committed to reducing its CO₂ emissions by up to 95% by 2033 through its innovative SALCOS® program, utilizing hydrogen instead of coal in steel production. With Deutsche Bank as a key partner, Salzgitter is paving the way for a greener steel industry, despite the challenges posed by high transformation costs.

Synopsis: Meranti Green Steel (Thailand) aims to revolutionize Thailand’s steel industry by introducing green steel production, which minimizes carbon emissions and nitrogen oxide output. With a focus on sustainable practices, the company’s vision aligns with Thailand’s commitment to carbon neutrality and provides a competitive edge in Southeast Asia’s steel sector.

Synopsis: Steel, a cornerstone of modern infrastructure, is pivotal in building a net-zero economy. While Canada’s steel industry is relatively low-carbon, decarbonizing it remains a complex challenge. Innovations like electric arc furnaces and hydrogen-based ironmaking are key, but cost-effective policies and technological advancements are essential for deeper emissions cuts.

Synopsis: Unions representing workers at British Steel have urged the UK government to provide relief from additional carbon costs to save thousands of jobs in Scunthorpe. The unions presented a plan to British Steel's owners, Jingye, which includes keeping two blast furnaces operational, but the future of the blast furnaces hinges on government action.

Synopsis: India’s Larsen & Toubro has secured a major contract to design and build a pellet plant and direct reduction iron plant for a large regional steel producer in the Middle East & North Africa. The project is valued between $574 million and $1.15 billion.

Synopsis: New projections suggest that road transport CO₂ emissions in the European Union could peak by 2025, thanks to new CO₂ standards for vehicles. However, this promising trajectory is vulnerable to regulatory rollbacks.

Synopsis: The Global Climate and Energy Outlook 2024 report highlights the growing gap between the G20 nations' climate strategies and the ambitious 1.5°C target set by the Paris Agreement. Urgent action is required to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase the share of renewable energy, and implement carbon capture technologies to avoid catastrophic climate impacts.

Synopsis: Blastr Green Steel has successfully completed its second partner financing round, advancing the development of an ultra-low CO₂ steel production chain in Finland. With new and existing investors, the company aims to revolutionize the steel industry by using hydrogen-based technology to reduce CO₂ emissions by 90%, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable steel production.

Synopsis: Greenwave Technology Solutions, Inc. stands to benefit significantly from President Trump’s new steel and metals tariffs. The company’s 100% domestic operations and strategic positioning within the US metals industry make it a prime player to capitalize on the expected rise in demand for American-sourced materials.

Synopsis:Sterling Steels Ltd has earned the GREENSL label certification for its flagship product, Sterling. Awarded at the 2024 Annual Green Building Awards, this certification highlights Sterling’s exceptional environmental performance and its alignment with global green building standards, reinforcing the company’s commitment to sustainability.

Synopsis: Germany has secured a major deal to import green hydrogen from Saudi Arabia starting in 2030, with an annual supply of 200,000 metric tons. This move, aimed at boosting Germany's energy transition, involves the German energy company Sefe and Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power, marking a significant step toward carbon-neutral steel production and energy generation.

Synopsis: The European Commission has approved a €48 million state aid package to support Envision AESC France in establishing a new lithium-ion battery production plant in Douai, France. The project aims to boost job creation, regional development, and the green transition in the area, contributing to the EU's strategic objectives for the electric vehicle sector.

Synopsis: India’s steel industry, which is the world’s second-largest producer of steel, is facing significant challenges in reducing its carbon footprint. Despite ambitious climate pledges, the sector remains heavily reliant on coal-based production methods, which make it one of the most carbon-intensive industries in the country. India’s current and planned steel expansions could exacerbate these emissions, making it harder to meet its long-term climate goals. The government’s green steel roadmap sets a course for decarbonization, but its implementation remains under scrutiny due to lenient standards and the slow adoption of cleaner technologies.

Synopsis: Brazilian steelmaker Gerdau has partnered with energy company Be8 to test BeVant® biofuel in its mining operations in Minas Gerais. The aim is to replace diesel fuel and reduce carbon emissions in Gerdau’s generators and vehicle fleet, contributing to sustainability efforts in Brazil’s steel sector.

Synopsis: The Japan International Cooperation Agency has funded a new environmentally friendly steel plant in Bangladesh, set to reduce steel imports, create jobs, and contribute to sustainable development goals. The plant will increase local steel production capacity and feature cutting-edge technologies for energy efficiency and environmental protection.

Synopsis: Tiangang, a leading Chinese steelmaker, has taken a groundbreaking approach to reducing its carbon emissions through innovative practices such as harnessing residual gases for power generation, installing photovoltaic panels, and upgrading to energy-efficient machinery. The company’s efforts reflect China's broader low-carbon transition goals for the steel industry.

Synopsis: Researchers at the University of Hong Kong have developed a new stainless steel material, SS-H2, that could drastically reduce costs and improve corrosion resistance in green hydrogen production. This innovation promises to make hydrogen energy more accessible and cost-effective, propelling the transition to a sustainable global energy future.

Synopsis: Magnetite Mines Limited has delayed the execution of binding agreements with JFE Shoji Australia for the Razorback Project, now set for the second quarter. This delay is due to additional due diligence. The project has attracted new interest from potential partners, with a focus on green iron and steelmaking.

Synopsis: The European Investment Bank has contributed €400 million to Poland's largest offshore wind farm project, Baltica 2. This investment will help build the 1.5 GW farm, located off Poland’s Baltic coast, boosting the country’s renewable energy capacity and supporting its energy transition goals.

Synopsis : C to build a renewable hydrogen production facility in Vaggeryd, Sweden. This plant will produce up to 4.4 metric tons of green hydrogen daily, contributing to Sweden's net-zero emissions goal and supporting hydrogen-powered transport and industrial sectors.

Synopsis: Green steel, a sustainable and low-carbon alternative to traditional steel, is gaining momentum globally. Companies in diverse sectors such as automotive, construction, and consumer goods are rapidly adopting green steel to meet their environmental goals. This article highlights the key buyers of green steel, the partnerships driving the industry, and the role of steelmakers in meeting this growing demand for a sustainable future.

Synopsis: The pioneering "Green Iron Project," which aims to use hydrogen-based energy for steel production, faces delays due to a temporary halt on federal grants. This project, backed by a pending $1.3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, could revolutionize iron and steel production in the U.S., enhancing energy stability and creating new jobs.

Synopsis: British Steel has welcomed Jon Bolton, co-chairman of the newly formed Steel Council, to its Scunthorpe headquarters as discussions continue on the UK government’s upcoming steel strategy. The strategy, supported by £2.5 billion in funding, aims to address industry challenges and secure the future of UK steelmaking.

Synopsis: US Steel is embarking on an innovative carbon-capture project to reduce CO₂ emissions from steel production by converting them into carbon-neutral calcium carbonate. This breakthrough initiative promises to create a sustainable and profitable solution for multiple industries.

Synopsis: As the global steel industry transitions towards greener methods of production, key players across Europe, Australia, Saudi Arabia, and beyond are ramping up green steel capacities. This article highlights the key mills and their conversion projects, contributing millions of metric tons of sustainable steel by 2030. With an increasing focus on decarbonization and low-carbon steelmaking, the article covers the transformation of traditional blast furnaces and the growing integration of renewable energy into steel production.

Synopsis: The European Commission has unveiled the Competitiveness Compass, a strategic framework to enhance Europe’s global competitiveness, focusing on innovation, decarbonisation, and security. It aims to position Europe as a leader in future technologies, clean products, and sustainable growth while overcoming current barriers and strengthening the EU’s economic standing.

Synopsis: Třinec Iron and Steel Works, the Czech Republic's only steel producer, has committed to a massive €1 billion investment in eco-friendly steel production technologies. The main project is the construction of a new electric arc furnace, aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 55%, aligning with the EU's Green Deal objectives. The investment is set to begin in 2026 and aims to modernize the steel industry in the region, making it more sustainable and competitive globally.

Synopsis: Nippon Steel Corporation has announced the supply of its green steel product, "NSCarbolex Neutral," to HUPSTEEL, a major steel pipe distributor in Singapore. This marks a significant step in Nippon Steel’s commitment to sustainability and reducing CO₂ emissions in the steel industry.

Synopsis: Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has unveiled the Prima Verde, a groundbreaking multi-purpose vessel that combines environmentally friendly technologies. This ship is the world’s first to use a combination of green steel, marine gas oil (MGO) engines, and wind-assisted propulsion, setting a new standard for sustainable shipping.

Synopsis: thyssenkrupp Steel Europe has successfully launched a cutting-edge strip processing line, in collaboration with SMS group, for producing high-grade electrical steel sheet. This new technology, designed to meet the demands of electromobility and energy-efficient motors, aims for an annual capacity of 200,000 metric tons and offers enhanced sustainability and performance in steel manufacturing.