Steel News

Tata Steel–USTB Alliance Targets Next-Gen Green Steel Technologies

USTB’s advanced academic capabilities and pilot-scale facilities are expected to play a critical role in testing and validating emerging technologies for industrial deployment.

U.S. Steel’s new owner gets poor marks in climate rating for steel industry

Instead, the Trump administration created a new subsidy for American metallurgical coal, used in steelmaking.

CBAM Pressures Ukrainian Steel Exports as Long Products Slide

In contrast, long products such as rebar and square billet face immediate pressure.

US, Israeli strikes target major Iranian steel facilities

There was no immediate official information on the extent of the damage or possible casualties.

AISI: U.S. Steel Output Climbs; YTD Gains at 5%

Year-to-date figures further highlight the upward trend in steel output.

British Steel on track to be fully nationalised within weeks

Network Rail sources about 95% of its track from the plant.

Hertha Metals Debuts Low-Cost Green Steel Tech, Texas Launch in July

Unlike traditional methods, it can utilize iron ore of any grade without requiring sintering or pelletizing, significantly improving resource efficiency.

Granite City Works resumes steel production after 2 years

The plant is owned by Japan-based Nippon Steel, after the company acquired U.S. Steel last June for almost $15 billion. 

Commercial Metals’ Blowout Quarter Points to a Broader Turnaround in American Steel

Weather disruptions shaved an estimated $5 million to $10 million off results, making the underlying performance more impressive.

US Steel Imports Drop in Feb 2026; Finished Share at 15%

Finished steel import market share remained steady at an estimated 15% for February and the first two months of 2026.

Turkish steel sector faces weak demand and high costs

The EU remains the largest supplier of scrap imports to Turkey, with the US in second place.

Nucor Earnings Fall on Weak Steel Demand and Prices

Nucor’s business model, centered on electric arc furnace technology using recycled scrap, remains a competitive advantage.

Global Steel Output Down 2.2% YoY in February 2026

Production in the Middle East rose marginally by 0.1% to 3.7 Mt, and North America edged up 0.5% to 8.5 Mt.

Morgan Steel to invest $11.7M in Memphis, create 119 new jobs

Governor Bill Lee and Mayor Paul Young expressed their support for the expansion and highlighted the importance of supporting Tennessee businesses.

U.S. Steel Output Maintains Uptrend with 4.6% YoY Jump

This represents a 4.6% increase compared with the same week in 2025, when production totaled 1.703 million net tons and utilization stood at 76.5%.

ArcelorMittal Breaks Ground on Major Steel Plant in India

The initiative aligns with India’s long-term goal of achieving 300 million tonnes of crude steel capacity by 2030–31.

Mexico Moves to Impose Sanctions on Chinese, Vietnamese Steel

The measure applies to imports of hot-rolled steel, a product widely used in the construction and automotive sectors.

Tata Steel’s Scrap-Based EAF Plant Boosts India’s Green Steel Capacity

The facility will operate entirely on steel scrap, with nearly 40% sourced from Tata Steel’s recycling plant in Haryana, reinforcing circular economy practices.

Steel furnaces could be exposed to surging cost of natural gas

But these furnaces only recycle scrap steel and the Government still wants to retain the ability to produce stronger, virgin steel.

Some of Algoma Steel's 1,000 planned layoffs will be postponed

Local 2724 includes front-line supervisors, office and technical workers as well as shift co-ordinators and planners.

U.S. Steel Named Among World’s Most Ethical Companies for Fifth Consecutive Year

Executives including Scot Duncan and Victoria McKenney highlighted employee commitment as central to maintaining a strong ethical culture.

Colombia Raises Steel Tariffs 35% to Shield Local Industry

The sector confronts US Section 232 tariffs of 50% on Mexican steel exports, alongside increased low-cost Asian steel imports.

Steel Dynamics Projects Q1 Growth on Rising Steel Margins

Although shipments were temporarily affected by winter disruptions earlier in the quarter, scrap flows have since stabilized.

Environmental group intends to sue U.S. Steel over oily releases into Mon River

In 2023, the company reported to the agency that some of the spills could have been linked to an equipment failure.

U.S. Weekly Steel Output Jumps 4.2% Year-on-Year:AISI

Year-to-date figures show continued growth momentum in steel output.