Synopsis: - The European Union has unveiled a groundbreaking regulation compelling automakers like Volkswagen, BMW, and Stellantis to integrate recycled steel into vehicle manufacturing. This strategic policy aims to significantly cut CO₂ emissions, foster a circular economy, and set new global standards for sustainable steel usage in the automotive sector.

Synopsis: - The European Commission, spearheaded by Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra, has finalized a provisional agreement simplifying the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. The measure reduces administrative burdens on businesses, particularly SMEs, while preserving the integrity of the EU’s ambitious climate goals.

Synopsis: - ITT Italia S.r.l., a subsidiary of U.S.-based ITT Inc., has signed a strategic partnership with Italian steelmaker Acciaieria Arvedi S.p.A. to procure Arvzero™, a carbon-neutral steel. This collaboration aims to decarbonize the manufacturing of brake pads & aligns both companies with global sustainability mandates.

Synopsis: - JFE Steel Corporation’s green steel, JGreeX™, has been used for the first time in the construction of a Japanese cargo ship by Namikata Shipbuilding. The vessel, owned by Shinsei Kaiun and operated by JFE Logistics, reflects a major step toward decarbonising Japan’s domestic maritime supply chain.

Synopsis: - On June 18, HS Hyosung Advanced Materials signed an MoU with Tata Steel (Thailand) for a long-term supply of low-CO₂ steel wire. The partnership will enable eco-friendly tire cord production for electric vehicles, supporting decarbonisation goals across the automotive supply chain.

Synopsis: - From 2026, Salzgitter Group and Volvo Cars will launch a pioneering closed-loop steel partnership. Scrap from Volvo’s Swedish plant will be sent back to Salzgitter’s German steelworks for reuse in low-CO₂ steelmaking, advancing circularity and climate goals through a rail-based logistics system powered by green energy.

Synopsis: - Under the “Flacara & Oxigen” brand created by Felix Tataru & GMP CommUnity, Resita has repurposed its steel legacy into a smart city revival, integrating trams, e buses, renewable energy, cycling bridges & cultural venues to reenergise its communities & environment.

Synopsis: - As summer temperatures soar, Solar Steel renews its call for strict adherence to health & safety protocols at solar installation sites, emphasising hydration, UV protection, heat exposure mitigation & climate-resilient work routines for site personnel.

Synopsis: - This expanded analysis by Yuanrong Zhou and Chelsea Baldino dives deeper into the costs, emissions & policy complexities of importing renewable hydrogen & e fuels into the European Union, spotlighting developments in Brazil, Egypt & EU mandates.

Synopsis: - The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has allocated A$19.8 million to the NeoSmelt consortium, comprising BlueScope, BHP, Rio Tinto, Woodside & Mitsui Iron Ore Development, to progress a cutting-edge electric smelting furnace pilot in Kwinana, targeting low-emissions ironmaking using Pilbara iron ore.

Synopsis: - A groundbreaking study by Stockholm School of Economics reveals Liberty Steel Galați’s green steel ambitions are heavily reliant on hydrogen sourcing strategies. Researchers Mara Bălașa & Rickard Sandberg warn that opting for externally sourced green H₂ without proper safeguards may lead to $3.5 billion in value loss.

Synopsis: - Poland’s Ministry of Industry has unveiled an ambitious Action Plan for the Sustainable Development of the Steel Industry, addressing critical issues like energy costs, foreign competition & environmental red tape, aiming to safeguard jobs & national production until 2050.

Synopsis: - Tokyo Steel, Japan’s leading electric arc furnace steelmaker, has commissioned a cutting-edge dust recycling system designed to reduce emissions, reclaim metals & improve operational sustainability. The technology is a step forward in Japan’s march toward industrial decarbonization.

Synopsis: - This article unpacks how Spanish steel giant Tubos Reunidos is reinventing itself through cutting-edge innovations, green hydrogen integration, digital dexterity, & diversified product strategies. Key collaborators include Iberdrola, Repsol, EUROFER, & the Spanish Government’s PERTE initiative.

Synopsis: - Stegra has installed its first 20 MW electrolyzer at its green hydrogen plant in Boden, Sweden, supplied by thyssenkrupp nucera. With construction led by Piyush Mishra and hydrogen technology guided by Hedvig Paradis, the project will power carbon-neutral iron & steel production.

Synopsis: - The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, slated for full implementation in 2026, aims to impose carbon costs on imports to prevent carbon leakage. However, challenges persist regarding readiness and financial implications. Industry experts, including Eurometal President Alexander Julius, highlight concerns about the mechanism's complexity and its potential impact on the steel sector.

Synopsis: - Ukrainian steelmaker Metinvest & Italian engineering firm Danieli have unveiled an ambitious plan to rejuvenate steel production at the Piombino plant in Italy through their joint venture, Metinvest Adria. The project, backed by Italian authorities & unions, aims to launch green steel output by 2027 using electric arc furnace technology.

Synopsis: - Saint-Gervais has launched the eco-conscious L'Alpin ski lift using ArcelorMittal's XCarb® low-CO₂ steel cables, blending tourism & sustainability across the Evasion Mont-Blanc ski zone. The project reflects STBMA’s vision for heritage-conscious, low-impact infrastructure.

Synopsis: - Outokumpu and Alstom have partnered to supply ultra-low-emission Circle Green® stainless steel for next-gen metro cars, significantly reducing carbon emissions and advancing EU climate goals by 2050.

Synopsis: - ArcelorMittal Poland has urged the EU to accelerate support for decarbonisation, citing high energy prices, foreign competition & escalating costs under the Emissions Trading System. The company warns that domestic steelmakers cannot manage the transition to green production without substantial assistance.

Synopsis: - Spain’s Grupo Industrial Cristian Lay has started building a 25 MWp solar power plant to directly supply renewable energy to its Siderúrgica Balboa steel facility. The project aims to reduce energy costs by €2.5 million ($4.04m) annually and enhance long-term industrial self-sufficiency.

Synopsis: - This article explores the research by Fabian Neumann, Johannes Hampp & Tom Brown published in Nature Communications, examining how green fuel & steel imports can reduce Europe's energy infrastructure costs, land use, & dependency.

Synopsis: - Amprion has commenced production of its 2-gigawatt offshore converter platforms BalWin1 & BalWin2 in partnership with Dragados Offshore, Siemens Energy & Meyer Werft. These platforms will connect North Sea wind farms to Germany’s power grid by 2030–31, marking a major milestone in European energy collaboration.

Synopsis: - Chile’s development agency Corfo is seeking consulting firms to assess the Boquerón Chañar iron ore deposit to establish a green steel plant, aimed at reviving local production after the closure of CAP’s Huachipato mill & countering unfair Chinese steel imports.

Synopsis: - Solar Steel has launched its revolutionary Full Backtracking Solar system, incorporating advanced 3D optimization algorithms, seamless real-time monitoring, & scalable deployment solutions. With this, the company redefines utility-scale solar energy performance, minimizing land wastage & maximizing output across global installations.

Synopsis: - Resonac, Nippon Steel, Nippon Steel Engineering, and the University of Toyama have initiated a groundbreaking project to produce glycine from CO₂-emitted methanol, aiming to revolutionize chemical manufacturing and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Synopsis: - POSCO Future M has inaugurated its Gwangyang precursor plant, ensuring self-sufficiency in battery materials like high-purity nickel sulfate. Key figures from POSCO Holdings, Gwangyang City, & related entities joined the ceremony celebrating enhanced supply chain control.

Synopsis: - JSW Energy, led by CEO Sharad Mahendra & Group CSO Prabodha Acharya, is transitioning from thermal power to renewables, with a strong focus on cutting emissions, conserving water, and preserving biodiversity, aiming for net zero emissions by 2050.

Synopsis: - Swedish company Stegra is exploring a green hydrogen steel project in Brazil, holding talks with mining giant Vale to expand its decarbonization-driven portfolio & bolster clean steel production.

Synopsis: - Tata Steel CEO T V Narendran announced the company’s target to produce 10–15 million metric tons of steel through recycling over the next 10–15 years, as part of its global decarbonization strategy across India, Europe & Southeast Asia.

Synopsis: - Usiminas has released its 2024 Sustainability Report, outlining its evolving commitments to ethical governance, transparent management, also environmental responsibility, as stated by its Sustainability Director, Roberto Maia.

Synopsis: - The UK government has pledged £200 million ($272 million) to the Acorn carbon capture project in St Fergus, Scotland, led by Storegga, Shell UK, Harbour Energy & North Sea Midstream Partners. The initiative aims to store CO₂ under the North Sea as part of Britain’s broader climate strategy.

Synopsis: - Gerdau has earned the prestigious B Corporation certification for its operations in Argentina & Uruguay, recognizing its commitment to environmental, social, & governance standards while sustaining a responsible business model.

Synopsis: - Tata Steel CEO T. V. Narendran, in an interview with McKinsey, discussed global steel decarbonization, outlining hydrogen-based plans in the Netherlands, scrap-driven strategies in the UK, & India's EASyMelt innovation as part of Tata’s green transformation roadmap.

Synopsis: - ENTSO E, the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity, has raised key objections to the EU's upcoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, calling for exemptions for electricity TSOs, clearer CO₂ tracking methods, and fairer treatment of grid-balancing flows from third countries. The group seeks urgent revisions before the 2026 rollout.

Synopsis: - Tenaris has earned an Environmental Product Declaration for its seamless steel pipes across seven global sites, validated by Germany's IBU, showcasing its commitment to circularity, transparency & eco-conscious steel production.

Synopsis: - Baosteel has achieved a major milestone by successfully deploying its self-developed hydrogen storage oil casing in Asia’s first deep salt cavern storage facility, showcasing its innovation in safe & sustainable H₂ containment.

Synopsis: - Malaysia’s government, led by Prime Minister Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim, is preparing to introduce a carbon tax by 2026, targeting energy & iron & steel sectors. The initiative draws inspiration from global models in Singapore, the European Union & Indonesia, as explained by the Secretary General in SEASI’s latest briefing.

Synopsis: - Vietnam's steel industry, led by Hoa Phat Group and Vietnam Steel Corporation, is undertaking significant efforts to reduce carbon emissions in response to the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, set to be fully implemented by 2034.

Synopsis: - Esteel Enterprise Sabah Sdn Bhd inaugurated Phase I of its industrial complex in Kota Kinabalu on 30 May 2025, in a ceremony graced by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim & Chief Minister Hajiji Noor. The project aims to propel Sabah as a pivotal player in the downstream oil & gas sector, spurring employment & economic resilience.

Synopsis: - SEASI’s blog highlights the transformative power of renewable energy in building a safer, healthier, & more resilient future. It underscores global efforts across industries to promote sustainability, reduce emissions, & accelerate innovation in solar, wind, biomass & hydrogen sectors.

Synopsis: - The Community of Madrid has become the first regional government in Europe to issue a European Green Bond aligned with EU Regulation 2023/2631, supported by a pre-issuance review from DNV, securing €500 million to fund eco-conscious transport projects.

Synopsis: - A new study by the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa reveals that airborne iron from coal & steel industries is disrupting ocean life thousands of miles away in the North Pacific Transition Zone, threatening vital fisheries near Hawaiʻi.

Synopsis: - A recent amendment to the EU's CO₂ regulation for passenger cars & vans allows manufacturers to average emissions over 2025–2027, giving them flexibility but delaying climate goals, says a report by the International Council on Clean Transportation.

Synopsis: - The World Steel Association reports a rise in global steel production via Electric Arc Furnaces, reaching 29.1% in 2024. Nations like the US, India, also Italy are driving this shift toward greener, low-CO₂ steelmaking technologies.

Synopsis: - A pathbreaking study by MIT, University of Illinois, & ExxonMobil explores how carbon capture, electric arc furnaces, hydrogen-based fuel, & strategic recycling can help decarbonize the iron & steel sector by up to 75%, aligning the industry with Paris Agreement climate goals.

Synopsis: - Hebei Province is spearheading China's steel sector decarbonisation through innovative financing and policy reforms. The Climate Bonds Initiative and Transition Asia report highlights Hebei's issuance of transition loans and the Bank of China's pioneering green transition bonds, aiming to reduce the steel industry's carbon footprint

Synopsis: - SSAB has partnered with Volvo Cars to deliver SSAB Zero™, a fossil-free steel made using recycled scrap & renewable energy, marking the first use of decarbonized steel in serial automotive production starting this year.

Synopsis: - Solar Steel, in partnership with RP Global, has launched its first solar project in Croatia atop Pag Island, deploying robust fixed structures engineered for extreme weather. The RackSmarT system showcases durable design, corrosion resistance & geotechnical adaptability.

Synopsis: - NH₃ Clean Energy, Pilbara Ports Authority & Oceania Marine Energy have signed a Joint Development Agreement to create low-emission ammonia bunkering operations at Dampier Port by 2030, supporting decarbonised shipping of iron ore from major mines like BHP’s Mt Whaleback & Rio Tinto’s Brockman Hub.

Synopsis: - Eduardo Bartolomeo, former CEO of Vale, has joined Boston Metal’s Board of Directors to bolster the commercialization of its revolutionary Molten Oxide Electrolysis platform, an emissions-free steelmaking technology set to transform the global metals industry.

Synopsis: - Outokumpu, a global leader in low-emission stainless steel, has ranked 25th in Corporate Knights’ Top 50 Most Sustainable Companies in Europe for 2025, marking the highest recognition in the steel industry for its strong ESG performance.

Synopsis: - The European Commission has launched a $28 million call for proposals under the Clean Steel Partnership to resolve complex issues in carbon-neutral iron & steelmaking using mixed-quality materials. The initiative invites collaboration from academia, SMEs, and industry to accelerate Europe's transition to climate-neutral metallurgy by 2050.

Synopsis: - Tata Steel Nederland has joined the Low Emission Steel Standard to advance climate-neutral steel production across Europe. CEO Hans van den Berg affirms this move will help reinforce sustainability & standardisation in steel manufacturing.

Synopsis: - European steelmakers are struggling to meet green steel targets due to rising costs, import competition from Asia & weak demand. Industry voices call for urgent policy support, investment & public procurement reforms.

Synopsis: - Fernando Espada, Vice-President of EUROMETAL, addressed pivotal issues facing European steel distribution at the Breakbulk Club Meeting in Antwerp, focusing on balancing decarbonization targets & industrial resilience.

Synopsis: - Kobe Steel has joined hands with Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation to explore the use of torrefied wood pellets for decarbonising steelmaking, aiming for a commercial joint venture by 2026.

Synopsis: - China’s steel sector faces a financing dilemma as it seeks to decarbonize amid climate goals & looming European carbon tariffs. Greenpeace East Asia highlights the urgent need for unified transition finance standards to support the industry’s shift toward sustainability.

Synopsis: - Outokumpu & Adven are investing SEK 50 million to double waste heat recovery at Outokumpu’s Avesta steel plant in Sweden, using previously lost heat from annealing furnaces to power district heating for 4,000 households.

Synopsis: - Vietnam has begun the pilot phase of its emissions trading scheme, compelling steel, cement & thermal power sectors to purchase allowances based on their carbon dioxide intensity, as part of a national strategy to cut industrial emissions.

Synopsis: - The American Iron and Steel Institute praised the EPA's plan to repeal strict greenhouse gas rules for power plants. CEO Kevin Dempsey said the move will support energy affordability & industrial innovation.

Synopsis: - The Steel Manufacturers Association, led by President Philip K. Bell, has supported the Trump administration’s repeal of Biden-era power plant emission rules, citing concerns about energy grid reliability & implications for electric arc furnace steelmakers.

Synopsis: - A new study by Nick Hawco of the University of Hawaii Manoa reveals that nearly 39% of dissolved iron in the North Pacific Transition Zone stems from human industrial emissions, disrupting ocean ecosystems thousands of miles from the pollution source.

Synopsis: - DNV’s "Energy Transition Outlook: CCS to 2050" reveals that global carbon capture & storage capacity will quadruple by 2030, driven by increased investments in North America & Europe. Ditlev Engel & Jamie Burrows of DNV emphasize the urgent need for bold policy & finance to meet net-zero targets.

Synopsis: - RWE, in partnership with Lannion-Trégor SEM, has inaugurated the Beg Ar C’Hra wind farm in Brittany, France. This 14.7 MW project will supply clean electricity to around 15,000 residents, reflecting RWE’s collaborative approach to local energy transition.

Synopsis: - RES has secured new five-year solar operations & maintenance contracts from TRIG in the UK & Spain, covering 355MW across 15 sites, further expanding its renewable services in Europe.

Synopsis: - RWE has launched a series of large-scale solar parks along Germany’s A44n motorway near Garzweiler. With a combined capacity of 86.5 MWp, the project features over 141,000 solar modules to power nearly 27,700 homes, supported by leaders like Katja Wünschel & Dr. Lars Kulik.

Synopsis: - RES is developing a Green Hydrogen Electrolyser facility at Kimberly-Clark’s Northfleet site in Kent, aiming to decarbonise paper production for brands like Andrex® using dual-fuel boilers. The project was selected under the UK Government’s Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR1).

Synopsis: - Greenpeace East Asia has urged China to halt new coal power approvals in 2025, warning that continued coal reliance threatens to derail emissions targets. Despite a clean energy boom, China approved 11.29 gigawatts of new coal projects in early 2025, raising concerns about conflicting policy directions.

Synopsis: - Greenpeace East Asia revealed that China approved 11.29 GW of new coal power in Q1 2025, reversing a rare 2024 decline. Gao Yuhe from Greenpeace warns this risks oversupply, stranded assets & climate delay.

Synopsis: - Kobe Steel has extended its Kobenable® Aluminum lineup to include low-CO₂ extrusion, fabrication, and suspension products from Chofu & Daian Works, aiming for a carbon-neutral future backed by DNV certification.

Synopsis: - Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation, in collaboration with UBE Corporation, has launched the world's first commercial-scale ammonia combustion demonstration for cement manufacturing at its Ube Cement Plant in Japan, aiming for a 30% coal replacement ratio to decarbonize the sector.

Synopsis: - A comprehensive study led by Yihan Wang, Chen Chen, Yuan Tao & Zongguo Wen in Nature Communications finds that China's hydrogen-based steelmaking ambitions are being undercut by mismatched renewable resources, resulting in higher emissions, costs & water stress, especially under aggressive deployment schemes.

Synopsis: -A new whitepaper titled ‘Blue Hydrogen Emerging As A Long-Term Enabler Of Green Hydrogen’ explores how blue hydrogen, derived from natural gas using carbon capture, is helping kick-start the hydrogen economy. Authored by leading global analysts, it covers hydrogen developments across Europe, MENA, China & the United States, highlighting the role of blue hydrogen in accelerating future green hydrogen projects.

Synopsis: - WWF’s new toolkit for lower emission steel procurement highlights emerging producer-focused standards like ResponsibleSteel, ISO 14404, & SBTi’s guidance, also explores market tools such as Environmental Attribute Certificates (EACs) to accelerate value chain decarbonisation for companies unable to directly invest.

Synopsis: - This article investigates fresh allegations that the EU Commission, under Frans Timmermans, funded NGOs with up to €15 million (approx. $16.2 million) to influence public discourse, promote the EU Green Deal & CBAM, and even pressure companies via lawsuits. It also explores the entanglement of steel lobbyists EUROFER & its think tank ESTEP in EU decision-making.

Synopsis: - ResponsibleSteel & LESS aisbl have launched a new policy briefing urging EU policymakers to adopt a realistic, scrap-conscious steel decarbonisation scale that incentivises genuine emission cuts across all production routes, aligning efforts with Europe's climate ambitions.

Synopsis: - The European Business Association thanks Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada Economic Development Committee for supporting a proposal to postpone the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism due to wartime hardships. The call seeks an exemption until five years after the war ends to protect Ukrainian industry.

Synopsis: - MAEGMA Minerals has partnered with Primetals Technologies to establish a 2 million metric ton-per-year MIDREX Flex plant in Lumut, Malaysia. The project will utilize both natural gas and green H₂, sourced from a local grid and a future solar park, to produce low-emission hot briquetted iron, meeting Southeast Asia’s growing demand for decarbonised steel inputs.

Synopsis: - Swedish startup Stegra AB, builder of the world’s largest green steel plant in Boden, is exploring a potential IPO to secure more funding for its expansion. Having already raised €6.5 billion ($7.4 billion), the firm seeks to double its 2.5 million metric tons annual production capacity through sustainable technology & public backing.

Synopsis: - SSAB & Danieli have signed a contract for advanced automated technology for SSAB’s new mini-mill in Luleå, Sweden. This fossil-free project includes electric arc furnaces, metallurgy systems, & strip rolling to reduce CO₂ emissions by 7% nationwide.

Synopsis: - Kuwait’s Metal Recycling Company, part of Agility Public Warehousing Company, is set to begin operations at a new steel recycling plant in 2025. The plant will process 60,000 metric tons of scrap annually & cut down up to 90,000 metric tons of CO₂e emissions.

Synopsis: - Solar Steel, a division of Gonvarri Industries, has signed an agreement with Solarig for the supply of 130 MW worth of solar trackers & fixed structures for three upcoming solar projects in Italy, marking a milestone in its 15-year presence in the Italian market.

Synopsis: -The electric vehicle market for light-duty vehicles grew significantly in 2024, with China, Europe, the United States & India leading the charge. Authors Ilma Fadhil & Chang Shen highlight that BEVs formed 67% of total global EV sales, with China alone commanding 66% of the market.

Synopsis: - Brazil's Green Mobility & Innovation Program MOVER is triggering a transformation in the automotive industry, promising exponential employment gains & income growth via the shift to electric vehicles, as explored by ICCT, MADE/USP & UNICAMP researchers.

Synopsis: - JSW Steel, led by Jayant Acharya & Prabodha Acharya, is spearheading India’s green industrial push by investing in green hydrogen, renewables & recycling technologies to reduce CO₂ emissions by 42% by 2030. The firm aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 while maintaining 20% of India's growing steel capacity.

Synopsis: - Carlo Beltrame of AFV Beltrame Group criticises European Union decarbonisation policies that overlook clean electric steel producers in Italy. Despite leading in sustainable methods, firms like Beltrame face unfair competition, rising energy costs & policy gaps such as CBAM.

Synopsis: - Sun Metalon Inc., backed by Nippon Steel, JBIC, Airbus Ventures & Shimadzu Future Innovation Fund, raised $9.1 million, bringing its total funding to $39.8 million, to scale its patented zero CO₂ swarf recycling technology

Synopsis: - Dr Konrad Krimpelstätter, Global Head of Technology & Innovation at Primetals Technologies, outlines how digitalisation, automation, decarbonisation & cross-border collaboration are revolutionizing metalmaking for sustainable production.

Synopsis: - Italian steel giant Marcegaglia has announced a €364 million ($391 million) investment plan across three of its strategic plants, Ravenna, Gazoldo degli Ippoliti & San Giorgio di Nogaro, focusing on clean energy, AI automation & circular economy, supported by the Emilia-Romagna government.

Synopsis: - Trans Global Projects has successfully delivered a 3,235 cu m shipment of furnace system housings to support the first phase of a major steel plant expansion in Lower Saxony, Germany.

Synopsis: -EUROMETAL, represented by Dominique Laurent of BELMETAL, participated in a high-level European Parliament Roundtable in Brussels to advocate regulatory clarity, infrastructure aid, & sustainability recognition for energy-intensive industries amid Europe’s green transition.

Synopsis: - Alacero shared key initiatives by Latin American steelmakers from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, Colombia & the Dominican Republic that focus on green energy, biodiversity, resource preservation & scrap recycling to reduce environmental impact on World Environment Day.

Synopsis: - Chilean steelmaker AZA Aceros has installed its second biodigester at the Renca plant to convert organic waste into high-grade compost, supporting its goal of valorizing 100% of waste by 2030.

Synopsis: - Gerdau & Newave Energía have inaugurated a $275 million solar park in Arinos, Brazil, with a 435.8 MWp capacity, boosting clean energy & regional employment while advancing Brazil’s green energy goals.

Synopsis: - Leading steel building manufacturer Catnic has unveiled SolarSeam, a sleek photovoltaic roofing solution featuring CIGS solar technology. Designed for flexibility, aesthetics & energy efficiency, the system promises sustainable innovation for both new builds & refurbishments.

Synopsis: -Vallourec has achieved a global first by qualifying its Delphy vertical hydrogen storage system, now ready for commercialization, in partnership with DNV. This high-security underground storage solution targets industrial users like steelmakers, e-fuel producers, & refineries.

Synopsis: -Gonvarri Solar Steel, through its US subsidiary, has reinforced its well-developed & agile supply chain to serve the growing solar sector across the Americas. Global Chief Procurement Officer Jose Vindel emphasized the company's reliability in delivering tracking technologies & fixed-tilt structures.

Synopsis: - Equinor ASA’s offshore wind venture, Empire Wind, has resumed construction after the US Department of the Interior lifted its stop work order. CEO Anders Opedal credited President Trump, Governor Hochul, and Norwegian PM Støre among others for facilitating the revival of this pivotal $60 billion clean energy initiative.

Synopsis: -ANDRITZ has inaugurated a state-of-the-art Electrolyzer Gigafactory in Erfurt, Germany, to cater to Europe’s surging green hydrogen needs. Supported by HydrogenPro, this facility will produce 160–200 electrolyzers annually & supply clients like Salzgitter AG for low-CO₂ steelmaking.