Steelmaking

Around half of new steelmaking capacity looks set to come from electric arc technologies, according to a new analysis that suggests the transition towards green steel is gathering pace

Company to use funds to run trials of method which uses electric arc furnaces to 'reactivate' cement recovered from demolition

Both Labour and the Conservatives have trumpeted the importance of domestic UK steel production, but securing its future in a decarbonising economy requires urgent attention and significant reform

Coalition of non-profits launch campaign aimed at encouraging automakers to source green steel for their vehicles

The decision to close Port Talbot's blast furnance should deal another blow to the case for new coal mining in the UK, but te controversial plans continue to advance

Widely expected announcement prompts calls for better 'just transition' planning and support for affected workers, as Labour slams government's failure to support development of green primary steel plants

Dutch bank thought to be the first in the world to rule out support for carbon intensive blast furnaces fuelled by coking coal

Swedish fossil-free steel pioneer steps up partnership with Marcegaglia to supply operations across UK, Poland and southern Europe

Government tells Friends of the Earth it needs more time to consider 'complex matter'

Investment funds worth £55bn set actions industry needs to take now to 2050 target