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How US automotive OEMs use independent benchmarks to protect margins during localization and EV expansion
As US automotive OEMs localize supply chains and accelerate EV rollout, margin pressure is intensifying across steel, aluminium and battery inputs.
May 19, 2026
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By Ellen Bradford
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Europe’s green steel push hits hydrogen wall
Europe's green steel ambitions were built on affordable hydrogen that hasn't materialised. Thyssenkrupp and Salzgitter delays, scaled-back supply targets, and a shift to dual-fuel DRI configurations now define the transition.
May 18, 2026
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By Abhishek Pathak, Tristan Robinson, Carl Peters, Julia Bolotova, Paolo Frediani
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Argentina’s Misiones advances CORSIA credits deal with LATAM Airlines
Argentina's Misiones province could become the world's first subnational jurisdiction to issue CORSIA-eligible JREDD+ credits, with LATAM Airlines lined up as anchor buyer for 2.8 million tonnes at ~$24/tCO2e. The $60 million transaction awaits federal authorization.
May 15, 2026
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By Sandy Oliveira
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Philippines’ steel inflection point shifts from import dependence to low-carbon, supply-secure growth: SteelAsia
The Philippines’ steel industry is entering an inflection point, with the market gradually evolving from import reliance toward a more balanced and supply-secure growth trajectory supported by domestic investment and capacity expansion.
April 28, 2026
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By Jessica Zong
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EUA prices: The key variable in Europe’s green steel transition
Few industrial transformations are as exposed to a single policy signal as green steel — where the EUA price can be the difference between a viable business case and a stranded asset.
April 24, 2026
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By Abhishek Pathak, Tristan Robinson, Carl Peters, Julia Bolotova, Paolo Frediani
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Colombia carbon credit prices pressured by REDD+ oversupply: Carbon Forum
Colombia carbon credit prices are caught in a structural slump. Cercarbono REDD+ sits at $2.00–$3.50 per tCO2e and Verra REDD+ at $6.50, while five fuel distributors drive 90% of demand. Two catalysts could re-rate the market. Read more.
April 23, 2026
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By Sandy Oliveira
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US steel industry in critical window of opportunity for decarbonization amid upcoming relines: RMI
As major mills in the US steel industry inch closer to reinvestment decisions to reline their blast furnace operations, there is a window of opportunity to spur decarbonization in the already carbon-intensive sector, Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) told Fastmarkets in an interview on Tuesday April 14.
April 22, 2026
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By Alesha Alkaff
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Microsoft pause in carbon removal buying exposes lack of depth in demand: analysis
Microsoft's reported pause in carbon removal purchases exposes a market where one buyer accounts for nearly 90% of tracked offtake volumes — and no one else is positioned to fill the gap.
April 14, 2026
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By Kanchan Yadav
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Article 6, CORSIA markets will be shaped by accounting preferences
As Article 6 markets gain momentum, the choice between trajectory and aggregate accounting approaches will shape how many ITMOs countries can trade — and how much supply flows to CORSIA.
April 14, 2026
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By Veethika Jain
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Why automakers are set to lead green steel adoption in Europe?
Automakers are expected to play a pivotal role in driving early demand for low and near-zero-emissions flat steel in Europe
April 8, 2026
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By Abhishek Pathak, Tristan Robinson, Carl Peters, Julia Bolotova, Paolo Frediani
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