Tag: ArcelorMittal
News of the day: $100M steel plant, murder accused testifies and more . . .
It’s Thursday, June 18. Here are the top stories we’re following today. New $100M steel plant opens despite electric vehicle, trade turmoil Steel giant ArcelorMittal Tailored Blanks has begun production at its $100-million, state-of-the-art steel plant in Ingersoll, giving an important boost to the Southwestern Ontario town. Read the story Hey, kids, wanna be a […]
From Carbon Capture to ESG: The Seven Deadly Sins of Clean Energy
Recently I sat down virtually with Laurent Segalen and Gerard Reid, investors, bon vivants, and hosts of Redefining Energy, the main channel to my nerdcast side channel Redefining Energy—Tech. The reason? A fun episode of their podcast where we talked about sin, energy, and investment. Laurent Segalen [LS]: Today on … [continued]
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Can Clean Hydrogen Be Produced Without The Colors?
This story developed as I stumbled upon it while researching the hydrogen projects of Philippine vehicle maker Francisco Motors’ (another story soon). I discovered the story flipping through pages (yes, paper brochures) of literature I’ve picked up from earlier this year from various energy events. While most of the readers … [continued]
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Hydrogen’s Brutal Month: Billions Lost As Mega-Projects Collapse
The last 30 days marked a particularly rough period for hydrogen advocates, with a striking series of cancellations and project halts around the globe. The cumulative scale of these decisions underscores how challenging and economically vulnerable the hydrogen-for-energy sector has become. Over the span of approximately four weeks, projects valued … [continued]
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Setting Recycled-Content Targets for Steel Under the ELV Regulation
A new study examines the contribution of scrap steel towards a more resilient European economy and circular automotive industry. In 2023, the European Commission released a proposal for a new End of Life Vehicle Regulation (ELVR). The proposal builds on and aims at replacing two existing Directives: Directive 2000/53/EC on end-of-life vehicles … [continued]
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