Category: Environment

This Morning in Metals: Norsk Hydro signs letter of intent to build US aluminum recycling plant

This morning in metals news: Norsk Hydro today announced it signed a letter of intent to build a new aluminum recycling plant in Cassopolis, Michigan; the Census Bureau released construction spending data; and, lastly, the zinc price posted some gains this week. You want more MetalMiner on your terms. Sign up for weekly email updates […]

This Morning in Metals: Rio Tinto, Schneider Electric sign MoU aimed at decarbonization

This morning in metals news: Rio Tinto and Schneider Electric have signed a memorandum of understanding to “develop a circular and sustainable market ecosystem for both companies and their customers”; meanwhile, Norilsk Nickel announced it has begun production of carbon-neutral nickel; and, lastly, the city of Savannah, Georgia, is attempting an aluminum cup pilot program. […]

This Morning in Metals: Court dismisses challenge to Section 232 duties on Canadian steel

This morning in metals news: the U.S. Court of International Trade granted defendants’ motion for partial dismissal of a challenge to the U.S.’s Section 232 duties on Canadian steel; the Midwest is the heart of U.S. wind capacity; and, lastly, U.S. Steel released its second-quarter guidance. Each month, MetalMiner hosts a webinar on a specific […]

Summary of the Week: Boeing-Airbus Conflict, Copper Price Trends, and Stainless Steel Demand

Before we head into the weekend, let’s take a look back at the week that was and the metals storylines here on MetalMiner: Stop obsessing about the actual forecasted nickel price. It’s more important to spot the trend. See why. Week of June 14-18 (Boeing-Airbus dispute, copper prices and much more) What will Britain’s trade […]

Massive wind farm part of China’s Belt and Road to come online in Kazakhstan

By the end of this month, Central Asia’s largest wind farm, located in Kazakhstan, will become fully operational. In the process, it will also stamp China’s authority of being a green energy powerhouse in the region. Each month, MetalMiner hosts a webinar on a specific metals topic. Explore the upcoming webinars and sign up for […]

Week in Review: Interest in Liberty Steel’s French assets; automotive sales power ahead; China coal target dampens smelter investment

Before we head into the weekend, let’s take a look back at the week that was and some of the metals storylines here on MetalMiner, including steel sector news, the Biden administration’s release of a 250-page supply chain report and much more: The MetalMiner Best Practice Library offers a wealth of knowledge and tips to […]

European steel producers clamor for early adoption of carbon border tax

Brussels must feel a little like the Dutch boy with his finger in the dike when it comes to emissions. No sooner do you create a solution to one problem – costing carbon dioxide emissions – than you create another – putting your domestic industries at a global disadvantage. The Financial Times reported on calls […]

Week in Review: Aluminum smelter labor deal; copper prices; pandemic challenges for brewers

Before the weekend, let’s take a look at the week that was and the metals storylines here on MetalMiner, including an aluminum smelter labor deal, copper prices, environmental policy developments and more: Find more insight on MetalMiner’s LinkedIn. Week of April 19-23 (aluminum labor deal, copper prices and more) Stuart Burns on copper price movements […]

This Morning in Metals: ‘Clean Sheet Project’ targets production of recyclable automotive sheet metals

This morning in metals news: a $2 million project seeks to develop ways to more cost-effectively produce lightweight automotive sheet metals; meanwhile, U.S. Steel joined the global nonprofit ResponsibleSteel™; and the copper price has picked back up over the last week. The MetalMiner Best Practice Library offers a wealth of knowledge and tips to help […]

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