Europe’s quest for green steel

Europe’s quest for green steel

In 1872, while on a trip to Europe, Andrew Carnegie met with an engineer and inventor named Henry Bessemer. During the Crimean War, Bessemer had accidentally discovered an efficient (for the time) new method of making steel, which involved blowing air through molten iron to remove its impurities. He later developed…

Green steel is the way forward for Indiana, former steelworkers say

Read the full story at Canary Media. Advocates warn that what’s left of the industry could be lost if companies choose to invest in dirty blast furnaces instead of modernizing with cleaner steelmaking.

Voestalpine’s €80m Tariff Hit Meets EU Protectionism as Green Steel Project Nears Completion

The Austrian steelmaker Voestalpine is navigating a sharply divided global trade landscape, where Washington’s tariffs are draining profits while Brussels’ regulatory shield is bolstering margins. The company’s stock has surged nearly 97% over the past year to trade at around €46, reflecting investor confidence that the long-term benefits of its green steel transformation outweigh the […] The post Voestalpine’s €80m Tariff Hit Meets EU Protectio…