
Tata Replacing Port Talbot Blast Furnaces with Electric Arc Furnaces
Tata Steel formally announced its plans to permanently blow down the two blast furnaces at its Port Talbot works.

Tata Steel formally announced its plans to permanently blow down the two blast furnaces at its Port Talbot works.

Prices may not fluctuate too much ahead of the Lunar holidays but may trend down post-holidays, depending on raw material and demand trends.

The UK government is putting Tata Steel at a disadvantage compared with its European peers with low level of funding to help decarbonise.

World crude steel production for the 71 countries reporting to the World Steel Association was 135.7 million tonnes (Mt)

Coal still remains a vital part of our energy mix. In fact, a recent report by the IEA found global coal demand hit an all-time high in 2022

A recent central government directive issued to China’s 12 debt-ridden provinces and municipalities to downsize or halt some…

Despite increasingly challenging market conditions, global steelmaking capacity during 2023 grew for a fifth consecutive year

On January 24, the blast furnace operating rate was 88.40%, up by 0.29% WoW. The blast furnace capacity utilization rate was 89.44%

In CY’23, steel exports demonstrated their initial upturn in two years, recording a 1.3% y-o-y increase to reach 32.356 million tonnes (mnt)

Daily crude steel output climbed further during January 11-20, rising by another 3.7% or 74,700 tonnes/day from the previous ten days

Algoma Steel Group Inc. says a structure supporting utilities piping at its coke-making plant collapsed on Saturday.

The 2nd India Steel & Metal Conference – Supply Chain & Sourcing Strategies saw vibrant exchange of views and ideas