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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%. |
Eskom mulls alternatives to R300bn emissions-compliance spend
Coal-heavy electricity utility Eskom has reiterated its commitment to complying with South Africa’s tightening minimum emission standards, but CEO Andre de Ruyterhas also indicated that it is considering capital-light alternatives, as well as noncoal repoweri... |
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