"Power artery" surging eastward Ningxia has been "discharging" the whole country continuously for ten years
| Ningxia has continuously sent thermal power and green power to more than ten provinces across the country through the "west to East power transmission" channel. | 
China Steel Jinba chromium industry plans to restart the furnace and resume production
| Zimasco is working on its West plant in kwekwe, Zimbabwe, to restart the furnace to resume production. | 
Swedish power generation pilot plant can be opened in Saman, which is expected to save 15% of electricity charges
| Last week, Swedish Stirling, a clean technology company that converts toxic gases into electricity, opened a new pilot power plant at Samancor Chrome's TC smelter in Mooinooi, South Africa. | 
Green hydrogen could help South Africa increase its energy exports
| South Africa has traditionally been a net importer of energy, but a relatively new clean technology could be pivotal in helping South Africa become an exporter and dramatically cut the country’s carbon emissions, says Rand Merchant Bank (RMB). | 
India considers net-zero goal around 2050, a decade before China
| Top Indian government officials are debating whether to set a goal to zero out its greenhouse gas emissions by mid-century, an ambitious target that would require overhauling its coal-dependent economy. | 
China intends to reduce the export tax rebate rate to restrict the export of steel bars and hot rolled coils
| Statistics show that in January and February, China's finished steel exports increased nearly 30% year on year. Due to rising demand, exports are expected to continue to grow in March and April. | 
Inner Mongolia Jingan invests more than 600 million yuan to build EAF steelmaking plant
| Inner Mongolia (Naiman) Jingan nonferrous metal materials Co., Ltd. plans to invest 610.9834 million yuan in the construction of electric furnace steelmaking plant casting, machining and steel structure manufacturing project. | 
Glencore merafe: Transnet utilization reduced to 40%, ferrochrome export in trouble
| Merafe and Glencore's ferrochrome export business in South Africa has encountered major problems - the utilization rate of the railway and port facilities managed by Transnet, the South African state-owned transport company, is sometimes as low as 40%. | 
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