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South Korean steelmaker POSCO is considering joining a project by Hyundai Steel to build a $5.8 billion plant in Louisiana as the country's #steel industry tries to respond to U.S. tariffs on the sector, news reports said on Sunday.
> #POSCO said the company was considering various strategic options regarding its investment in the United States, but nothing had yet been decided.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/business/south-koreas-posco-considers-joining-hyundai-steels-58-billion-steel-plant-project-us-reports-say-5063046 #Louisiana #SouthKorea
SEOUL : South Korean steelmaker POSCO is considering joining a project by Hyundai Steel to build a $5.8 billion plant in Louisiana as the country's steel industry tries to respond to U.S. tariffs on the sector, news reports said on Sunday.Hyundai Steel said it did not have any comment on the matter.
There has been a lot of talk about "virgin" #steel production recently and the potential closure of blast furnaces. Are blast furnaces really the still the best way to make steel that supports our national security? Can electric arc furnaces not do the same?
I get that grid costs are a factor but if we are going to be nationalising a loss making industry for security shouldn't we move to more modern techniques quickly and accelerate the funding of the #grid greening?
Steel as essential for defence: 'Britain’s steelworks are anyway not entirely self-sufficient. They rely on imports of coal and iron ore from countries like Australia, Brazil, South Africa and Sweden. Nor were they self-sufficient in times of war. In the period leading up to the second world war, Britain sourced large quantities of iron from Sweden to make weapons'
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The UK government took effective control Saturday of Britain’s last remaining factory that makes steel from scratch from its Chinese owners, after lawmakers approved an emergency rescue.
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Jingye has said the Scunthorpe plant is losing 700,000 pounds ($910,000) a day as a result of challenging market conditions and increased environmental costs.
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Ministers accuse British Steel’s Chinese owner of trying to ‘irrevocably’ shut down blast furnaces | The Independent
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/keir-starmer-holiday-british-steel-parliament-b2732114.html