JFE Steel, Japan's No. 2 steelmaker and a unit of JFE Holdings, said on Thursday it will invest 329.4 billion yen ($2.26 billion) to build a large, advanced electric arc furnace (EAF) at its Kurashiki ...

This raw steel will have to be produced in blast furnaces in other countries, such as China and India. The electric arc furnaces can recycle scrap steel, which is a good thing, but it will be ...

The country is instead shifting to less carbon-intensive electric arc furnaces, which make new steel from recycled steel. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS That switch is expensive.

Tata Steel is investing $1.56 billion to upgrade its Port Talbot site with new equipment, including a pickling line and ...

A research consortium involving Dublin-headquartered low-carbon cement-maker Ecocem has been awarded a €4m research grant by ...

Previously, Jingye Group had been working with the U.K. government on a funding plan to convert the Scunthorpe complex to host recycled-content electric arc furnace (EAF) equipment instead of blast ...

An analysis by think tank Transition Asia says a lack of recycled steel should not serve as “a barrier to the transition” to adopt electric arc furnace technology in Japan. Researcher Akira Kanno says ...

The UK government has been accused of 'double standards' and has been warned that the people of Wales will not forget what ...

advanced electric arc furnace (EAF) at its Kurashiki plant in western Japan. The move is part of efforts to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and follows the government's approval on Wednesday ...