Metallurgy news
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Turkish factories make competitive offers in southern EuropeIn Southern Europe, the katanka is sold at a price of about 480 euros per ton, which is $ 625 per ton. At the same time, Turkish factories offer to order a roller at prices from 610 to 620 dollars per ton of CFR.
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Forecast for the development of ferrous metallurgy of Saudi Arabia 2017Based on the construction boom and the growth of investments in the real estate sector, Saudi Arabia became one of the largest consumers in the Gulf region. The construction sector in the country is considered the largest and fastest growing market in the region with huge growth potential. Analysts…
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The US extends anti -dumping measures against large -diameter Japanese pipesIn the United States, the International Trade Commission at the next meeting voted to extend existing trade restrictions on large -diameter trunk pipes imported into the United States from Japan. For the second time, a decision was made to continue the existing anti -dumping measures. During the…
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War with coal power plants acquires global proportions: after the United States, China refused themFollowing the United States, the coal power plants decided to declare China. So the PRC State Council decided to ban the construction of new coal power plants near Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdun. The purpose of the prohibition of construction is to reduce air pollution in megacities in the east of…
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Brazilian Petrobras certified Ukrainian pipesMetinvest received the opportunity to supply pipes and leaflet rental of one of the largest integrated energy companies in the world, Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras, Brazil), confirming the high quality of its products, the press center Metinvest said. Obtaining a certificate will supply Ukrainian…
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Today, Hyundai Steel launches one of the world's largest domain furnaces in the worldToday, the South Korean Metallurgical Company Hyundai Steel solemnly launches a third domain furnace with a capacity of 4 million tons of steel per year. Against the backdrop of competitors' fears about the excess supply of metal products, the total metallurgical power of the Hyundai Steel will…
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Arcelormittal SA will publish environmental reportsThe high court in Johannesburg ordered the steel giant Arcelormittal SA (AMSA) to present his environmental notes by Vaal Environment Justice Alliance (environmental alliance of justice), according to Star. According to the publication, the VEJA public organization has collected documents since…
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Ninl expects price growth in the nearest tenderNeelachal Ispat Nigam limited (Ninl), a joint venture for the processing and extraction of ores and minerals, believes that prices for export of iron can jump in the coming days, responding to rising prices for steel raw materials, which has grown in response to improving demand. Ninl reported that…
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Steel production in South Africa grew in July 2013 by 28 percentAccording to preliminary data published by the National Bureau of Statistics of South Africa, in July this year, industrial production in this country increased by 5.4 percent compared to APPG-2012. The production of cast iron and steel (ferrous metallurgy products) in South Africa increased by…
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Barack Obama is going to ban the construction of power plants operating on coal in the United StatesUS President Barack Obama announced his intention to prohibit the construction of new coal power plants. The reason for this was large volumes of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere formed during the combustion of coal necessary for the production of electricity. The US Environmental…
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