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China to 'strengthen management' of strategic mineral resources, eyes green upgrade of steel
China will "strengthen management and control" of its strategic mineral resources, the government said on Friday as it set out a five-year development plan, without providing any details on how it plans to secure key supplies and boost self-sufficiency. |
NDI confirms northern Aus potential
Results from the first campaign of the National Drilling Initiative (NDI) confirm the mineral potential of a previously under-explored region of northern Australia. |
Glencore Ferroalloys launches enterprise and supplier development hub
Glencore Ferroalloys is helping to redress South Africa’s historical socioeconomic inequalities by supporting local small, medium-sized and microenterprises (SMMEs) through the recent launch of its first Enterprise and Supplier Development (ESD) Hub, in Ruste... |
AM/NS India plans to invest $6.88 billion to build a steel plant
According to Reuters, the company will spend $6.88 billion to build a steel plant in eastern India’s Odisha under an agreement with ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India. |
U.S. steel prices are nearly 70% higher than the global prices
It is understood that the current U.S. steel plant capacity utilization rate is only 75%, far below last February 82% level. |
Hegang Group and BHP hand in hand to “carbon emissions reduction”
A few days ago, the chairman of the world iron and steel association, party secretary of hegang group, chairman yu yong and bhp chief executive officer Mike Henry around carbon reduction and climate change and further strengthen cooperation in low-carbon metal... |
Southern Africa has ‘huge potential’ to benefit from the shift to green hydrogen
While there is growing momentum across the world around investment in hydrogen and the related import and export value chains, management consulting company Kearney MD Romain Debarrewarns that there is still a lack of supply and demand for the hydrogen economy... |
Chinese steel mills lower direct-charge ore usage
Buyers started cutting the proportion of direct-charge materials in January — first reducing pellet usage and then lowering the lump proportion, sources said. |
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