Federally funded infrastructure projects in the United States may only use steel that is melted and poured in the US, the Office of Management and Budget for the Biden administration said in a statement on Monday April 18

Austrian steelmaking group Voestalpine intends to replace coal-fuelled blast furnaces with climate-friendly electric-arc furnaces (EAFs) powered by green electricity at its sites in Linz and Donawitz by 2027, the company said in a press release on Wednesday March 23

Brazil, a country that already emits less greenhouse gases (GHG) per tonne of crude steel produced than the global average, seeks in charcoal and natural gas a way to take short-term steps on its lengthy decarbonization road, but its legacy integrated steelmaking capacity could be a hurdle

The brand, called GRN Steel, will offer reinforcing bar, wire rod and merchant bar, Schnitzer announced on Monday March 7

Steelmakers will need to adapt quickly to the burgeoning decarbonization movement in Asia to remain relevant, Gunung Capital managing partner Kelvin Fu told Fastmarkets in an interview

Fastmarkets charts the steady and recently rapid rise of southern steelmaking, and its possible impact on ferrous scrap markets and pricing

Ukraine’s largest national steelmaker, Metinvest, plans to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 15% by 2030, and by 40% by 2040, according to media reports

Government purchasing pledges, new products and changing attitudes toward building design are bringing standards closer

With Biden's Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act finally passed, what lies ahead for the steel markets and supply chains?

China’s decarbonization drive could result in increased demand for graphite electrodes amid the global trend toward more steelmaking based on electric-arc furnaces (EAFs), although supply risks may continue in the near term against a backdrop of energy controls, sources have told Fastmarkets