Learn how MENA sustainability initiatives are transforming the region's industries, focusing on efficiency and artificial intelligence.

The European green steel market, crucial for meeting the EU's climate goals, faces challenges from high input costs, economic pressures, and trade uncertainties, while transitioning to low-carbon production methods like hydrogen-based steelmaking offers a pathway to near-zero emissions.

The publication of Fastmarkets’ flat steel reduced carbon emissions, daily inferred, exw China, yuan/tonne assessment for Friday October 10 was delayed because of a procedural lapse. Fastmarkets’ pricing database has been updated.

The publication of Fastmarkets’ MB-STE-0923 Flat steel reduced carbon emissions, daily inferred, exw China, yuan/tonne assessment for September 11 was delayed because of a procedural lapse. Fastmarkets’ pricing database has been updated. The publication of the affected price was delayed for around three hours. The following price was published late: MB-STE-0923 Flat steel reduced carbon emissions, […]

The publication of two inferred prices for Monday August 25 were delayed because of procedural errors.

The transition from blast furnace (BF) steel production to electric-arc furnaces (EAF) provides a clear path to achieving zero-emissions steel, with producers considering hitting sustainability targets and lower costs, Wade Wright, a steel consultant told participants at a green steel webinar held by Jefferies Equity Research on Monday August 12

Key talking points from the meeting of steel distributors’ association Eurometal, held in Zurich, Switzerland, on Thursday May 16

This week marks two years since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, but despite the resulting threats and challenges thrown up by the war, the Ukrainian steelmaking sector has managed to adapt. Here, Fastmarkets recaps the key changes

Steel producers in the United States are accelerating investment in technology that will reduce their carbon footprint and help them meet climate pledges, while the race to decarbonize the industry heats up across the entire value chain

German automaker Mercedes-Benz has signaled its preference for greener steel in the US alongside a commitment to 50,000 tonnes per year from long-time supplier Steel Dynamics Inc (SDI)