Decarbonisation in China: full value chain financing a no-brainer

Decarbonisation in China: full value chain financing a no-brainer

27th July, 2026

Deep decarbonisation of China's steel industry requires financing across the full value chain, not just steel production, a new report from the Climate Bonds Initiative finds.

Cleveland-Cliffs appoints new President

Cleveland-Cliffs appoints new President

24th July, 2026

American steel producer Cleveland-Cliffs has promoted its chief financial officer (CFO), Celso Goncalves, from executive vice president to President of the company.

Lightweight refractory lining: ALTRA® 1500C from RATH opens up new opportunities for the steel industry
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Lightweight refractory lining: ALTRA® 1500C from RATH opens up new opportunities for the steel industry

22nd June, 2026

Optimising energy consumption, lowering pollutant emissions – the steel and metal industry faces the challenge of reducing both its energy use and environmental impact. Refractory linings are a decisive factor in the performance and energy footprint of high-temperature furnaces.

Latest issue: July/August 2026

July/August 2026

The titles of various movies and books – and probably songs too if I could think of any (give me time!) – often find themselves part of the global language. The most obvious example is Catch-22, the novel by Joseph Heller, which I’ll admit I haven’t read yet. I know many people who haven’t been able to finish it and I’m one of them. I do remember reading Something Happened, also by Heller, only to discover that nothing happened and that in itself stiffened my resolve not to attempt Heller’s anti-war masterpiece. Still, the fact remains that Catch-22 is often used in daily conversation to describe a no-win situation.

Where movies are concerned, Groundhog Day, starring Bill Murray, is all about a day repeating itself over and over; it has become a well-worn phrase to describe a…