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“This is a collapse”: Rostechnadzor sounded the alarm after 15 shutdowns at Kuzbass minesOver the past week, Rostekhnadzor inspectors have suspended work at 15 Kuzbass mines - twice as many as the week before.A sharp deterioration in the safety situation at Kuzbass mines. During the week from November 22 to November 26, the department stopped work at 15 enterprises.So, at the…
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Swedish company LKAB opens a new ship loader in NarvikSwedish iron ore producer LKAB has announced that it has opened its new loader in the port of Narvik in Norway, replacing the previous facility commissioned in 1977, which has reached the end of its technical life.The new loader is part of a broader 5 billion Swedish kronor ($526.29 million)…
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The UK is amending the CBAM rules, delaying the inclusion of indirect emissions until at least 2029.The UK government has made several technical amendments to its upcoming Carbon Boundary Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). The changes follow a consultation launched in April and are intended to align CBAM with the broader UK carbon pricing framework while reducing administrative pressure on businesses.A…
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Lithuanian trader Vikant opens new steel warehouse in UkraineLithuanian steel trader Vikant has announced the opening of a new steel warehouse in Lutsk, marking the latest expansion of its distribution network across Ukraine.The new warehouse strengthens Vikant's regional presence, especially in Western Ukraine, by offering faster and more reliable supplies…
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The Czech company Třinecké Železárny provides compensation for indirect costs of carbon emissionsThe largest steel mill in the Czech Republic, Třinecké Železárny, announced that the Government of the Czech Republic has finalized a decision to fully compensate industrial companies for indirect carbon-related costs incurred in 2024. Among the 32 firms receiving support is Třinecké Železárny, the…
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The sale of AHMSA assets may begin as early as January 2026.The long-running crisis surrounding Altos Hornos de Mexico (AHMSA), one of Mexico's historically important steel producers, has entered a crucial stage. After more than three years of suspension of operations and national losses of 4 million metric tons of steel per year, at least eight companies…
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Jindal Stainless: India needs a separate national stainless Steel PolicyThe Indian stainless steel industry needs a separate policy, not a "simple chapter" in the National Steel Policy, said Abhyudai Jindal, managing director of Jindal Stainless Limited (JSL), in a statement on Friday, November 28."Adding just one chapter reduces the value and importance of this…
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CISA: China's coking coal procurement costs decreased by 31.34 percent in January-October 2025Between January and October this year, China's weighted average procurement costs of coking coal, metallurgical coke, domestic iron ore, imported iron ore fines and ferrous scrap decreased by 31.34 percent, 26.87 percent, 9.27 percent, 8.92 percent and 10.9 percent year on year, respectively, as…
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MOC: The average price of rebar in China increased by 0.5 percent from November 17 to November 23, 2025The Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOC) announced that the average price of finished steel in China increased slightly between November 17th and 23rd this year.During this period, average prices for rebar, hot-rolled steel strip and high-speed wire rod increased by 0.5 percent, 0.4 percent and 0.2…
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Why polymer wells are profitablePolymer wells are an efficient, modern solution for the infrastructure of the future.New generation designs reduce the total cost of ownership due to easy and fast installation, corrosion resistance and minimal maintenance costs, which reduces both start-up and operating costs.Modern polymer…
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