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The Netherlands will shut down coal and power plants for hard nuclear claims, while China's carbon reduction industry presses the accelerator key
In December 2019, the Netherlands adopted the law to phase out coal power by 2030, which is part of the Dutch strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 levels by 49 per cent by 2030. |
India JSHL's stainless steel sales and profits will continue to grow from October to December 2020
According to a separate performance report issued by India's Jindal stainless steel (Hisar) Co., Ltd. (JSHL), in the first three quarters of the fiscal year 2020 / 2021 (April to December 2020), its stainless steel sales totaled 394157 tons, with a year-on-yea... |
Port shipping line is strong, import and export are strong!
The port shipping sector was stronger on the 9th, affected by a series of positive factors, Xinhua reported. As of the close of the day, tonghuashun port shipping plate rose 2.12%. |
Qingshan Group built another 1-million-ton ferrochrome project abroad except for Indonesia
Qingshan Group signed a $1 billion (S $1347 million) framework agreement with Zimbabwe in June 2018 to build a steel plant with an annual capacity of 2 million tons, Reuters reported. |
Ukraine's ferroalloy exports fell by 39.1% in February
Ukraine's ferroalloy exports fell by 39.1% in February |
It is estimated that the global seaborne trade volume in 2021 will exceed that in 2019
Recently, Clarkson research services said that although major uncertainties still exist, it is expected that the global seaborne trade volume in 2021 will return to and exceed the level of 2019. |
At present, South Korean shipping enterprises have undertaken nearly half of the world's container ship orders
According to the data released by Clarkson, a British Shipbuilding and shipping dynamic analysis organization, on the 9th, the global new orders of container ships this year are 2446992 tons (66 vessels), of which the South Korean shipbuilding enterprises have... |
Nippon Steel to cut capacity by 20% by 2025
Nippon Steel Corporation, which is based in Japan, said that under its new five-year plan, it would reduce crude steel capacity by 20% by 2025, close its blast furnaces to cope with falling domestic demand and aim to help the country achieve its goal of net ze... |
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