Nippon Steel plans to invest $6 billion to increase production of steel using electric arc furnaces in a bid to reduce carbon emissions.

Nippon Steel, Japans largest steelmaker, announced plans to invest nearly 870 billion yen (approximately $6.05 billion) to ...

The ferro silicon market is experiencing significant global growth, primarily driven by escalating demand in the steel and iron foundry industries.Austin, May 26, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global ...

TOKYO : JFE Steel, Japan's No. 2 steelmaker and a unit of JFE Holdings, said on Thursday it will invest 329.4 billion yen ($2.26 billion) to build a large, advanced electric arc furnace (EAF ...

Electric-arc furnace (EAF) dust is considered a hazardous industrial ... Lead can be further used in foundry industries. Zinc could be successfully precipitated from lead-free alkaline leach solutions ...

The Global Foundry Coke and Graphitized Petroleum ... The transition to green steel production and the increasing use of electric arc furnaces (EAFs) will boost demand for graphitized petroleum ...

Tata Group firm Tata Steel's shares will be in focus in trade on February 19, after the UK-based arm announced that its proposals to deliver a Electric Arc Furnace for greener steelmaking in Port ...

Neath Port Talbot Council’s Planning Committee has approved Tata Steel UK’s proposals to deliver modern Electric Arc Furnace steelmaking in Port Talbot. Rajesh Nair, CEO, Tata Steel UK said ...

Amidst a challenging global market, this is a significant milestone for the project and we are committed to begin large-scale work on site this summer, ahead of the Electric Arc Furnace starting ...

Plans for a new electric arc furnace in Port Talbot have been approved by the local planning authority. Tata Steel's application was given the go-ahead on Tuesday morning at a meeting of Neath ...

Steel giant Tata Steel UK has secured approval for its plans for Electric Arc Furnace steelmaking in Port Talbot. The Electric Arc Furnace replaces blast furnaces, with the last one of these closing ...