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Premiums constrain green steel's wider adoption

The acceptance of green steel so far has been limited by competitive market forces, but it is likely to remain a fundamental focus in the industry, according to market participants.

By Robert England
Fastmarkets Metals and Mining

November 22, 2022

There are some steelmakers who offer green steel versions of their entire product line at a premium price, and other producers have developed specific green steel products that also sell at a premium.

While making a zero-premium green steel is currently elusive, there is a race on among entrepreneurs, metallurgists and engineers to accomplish that goal through new steelmaking technologies.

It remains to be seen if any of those new technologies can both achieve decarbonization and be priced competitively enough to gain market share.

Read more: Premiums constrain green steel's wider adoption

Nucor chooses West Virginia for state-of-the-art steel mill

Nucor Corp will build a $2.7-billion steel sheet mill in Mason County, West Virginia, the company announced on Wednesday January 12. The mill will employ 800 when it is fully operational, and it will be able to produce 3 million tons of steel annually.

By Robert England

Fastmarkets AMM

January 14, 2022

Read more: Nucor chooses West Virginia for state-of-the-art steel mill

Auto steel recovery hinges on steel supply

The semiconductor chip shortage that has restrained a rebound in the automotive sector is poised to extend into mid-2022 or later, contributing to a steel inventory overhang that could dampen prices, according to analysts and forecasters.

Fastmarkets AMM

September 28, 2021

Read more: Auto steel recovery hinges on steel supply

Solar to power CMC's new Arizona mill

Is the switching to scrap-based electric-arc furnace (EAF) steel production enough to get the industry to net-zero carbon dioxide emissions? The answer is probably not.

Fastmarkets AMM (American Metal Markets)

July 20, 2021

Read more: Solar to power CMC's new Arizona mill

Truck shortages hit US steel shipments

A shortage of truck drivers and flat-bed trucks is delaying steel shipments at critical points in the supply chain and further driving up shipping costs and lead times, Fastmarkets has learned.

Fastmarkets AMM

April 7, 2021

Read more: Truck shortages hit US steel shipments

Chamath Palihapitiya Weighs Lessons from a 'Tough Week'

With his deals seeing double-digit declines, the venture capital star encourages fellow investors not to be afraid of making changes.

Chief Investment Officer

March 16, 2021

Read more: Chamath Palihapitiya Weighs Lessons from a 'Tough Week'

Steel industry seeks edge in electric vehicle battery cages

With the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) continuing to grow, the steel industry is looking to secure the material's place as the preferred choice for battery enclosures, and thus benefit from the increased steel demand that would follow.

Fastmarkets

December 15, 2020

Read more: Steel industry seeks edge in electric vehicle battery cages

Cliffs-AM deal could reshape steel industry

A big question hangs over the US steel market in the wake of Cleveland-Cliffs’ $1.4-billion acquisition of ArcelorMittal USA, according to industry analysts and market participants: What is it going to do with the new assets?

Fastmarkets AMM

October 14, 2020

Read more: Cliffs-AM deal could reshape steel industry

Third-generation steels: Driving into the future

The steel and automotive industries have been working together to keep future vehicles strong, resilient and safe even amid lightweighting efforts. Third-generation steel products provide engineers with an increasing array of choices that will help steel maintain its role as the dominant material used in the construction of light vehicles.

Special Report

Fastmarkets

June 2020

Read more: Third-generation steels: Driving into the future

US auto output to fall 13% in 2020: KeyBanc

When automakers in the United States reopen their plants they will be facing a deramatically weakened economy and sharply lower demand from consumers, James Picariello, chief automotive analyst at KeyBanc Capital Markets told Fastmarkets in an interview.

Fastmarkets AMM

March 23, 2020

Read more: US auto output to fall 13% in 2020: KeyBanc

From Director of the US Mint to the Very First Bitcoin IRA Customer

As interest in crypto has stirred anew, some long-term investors have chosen to invest in digital assets through an instrument that provides tax advantages — a self-directed Individual Retirement Account (IRA). 

Cointelegraph

February 10, 2020

Read more: From Director of the US Mint to the Very First Bitcoin IRA Customer

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Robert Stowe England is an author and financial journalist who has specialized in writing about financial institutions, financial markets, retirement income issues, and the financial impact of population aging.

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