Tag: decarbonisation
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Time to say goodbye to blast furnaces. Europe’s largest steel plant is disappearing
The last two blast furnaces of the Ilva steel plant in Taranto, Italy, are fighting for survival, but court orders are shutting them down. The Italian government continues…
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Are we witnessing the birth of a new industrial policy for Europe?
The European Union is shifting from free-market orthodoxy to proactive industrial policy. The Industrial Accelerator Act, Made in Europe requirements and the Battery Booster aim to raise industry’s…
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Can the Polish chemical industry bear the costs of EU regulations?
The Polish chemical industry finds itself in 2026 in a situation that industry representatives describe as a fight for survival in the coming quarters. The sector, which forms…
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European steel is losing competitiveness. Steelmakers call for urgent intervention from Brussels
ArcelorMittal, Thyssenkrupp Steel and Voestalpine, three of Europe’s leading steel producers, which together account for approximately 60 percent of integrated steel production in the European Union, have issued…
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A hub has been built in Gdańsk that proves green logistics makes sense
A new logistics and warehouse centre for the Klima‑Therm group has been launched on Azymutalna Street in Gdańsk. The facility, with an area of over 21,400 square metres,…
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What threats does the EU CO₂ tax pose to the steel industry?
The EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) and the accompanying Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) have been reshaping the landscape for European steelmakers since 2026. For years, the…
Olivia Masskey
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