Also in this newsletter: Is EU drug policy fair to poorer states?
Steelmaker blames lack of progress from EU policymakers to support transition to lower-carbon alternatives
Steelmaker wants to halt proposed redevelopment of Chatham Docks, saying it threatens 800 jobs
Steel group objects to Chatham Docks plan as it would have ‘seismic adverse consequences’ on national economy
Italian government urged to emulate France and Germany to decarbonise and help save country’s largest steel plant
Giorgia Meloni’s government has failed to agree deal over future of Europe’s largest steelworks
Steel group seeks alternative source as concerns persist over high European energy prices
Injunction stems from ArcelorMittal’s 2019 sale of European steel plants to Liberty
Nationalisation talks follow series of fatal accidents, including coal mine fire on Saturday that killed at least 44
ArcelorMittal’s finance chief also calls on Brussels to match level of US environmental subsidies
Bottlenecks exist in the supply of equipment to create the green fuel, with further uncertainty over its cost
Higher costs loom amid disruption to imports from a major regional supplier
World’s second-largest steelmaker says war in Ukraine and China’s Covid restrictions will slow pandemic rebound
Investors are pressuring food multinationals for more action on nutrition
Company claims ‘milestone’ in global effort to improve the green credentials of steelmaking
Group enjoys most profitable year since 2008
Attack on steel group by country’s authorities is latest in number of probes over past few years
Luxembourg-based group is raising its share buyback by $1bn
Production of certain steel products at economical costs is becoming more difficult, says company
World’s biggest steelmaker rides upswing in a global economy rebounding from the pandemic
Germany’s Saarstahl and Italy’s Beltrame also in running to buy tycoon’s factories
Tough decisions are looming for manufacturers
Chief executive calls for level playing field for region’s companies against imports
War between world’s two largest waste and water groups puts spotlight on Dutch takeover defence
After the intense pressure on oil and gas, heavy industry’s role in the climate crisis is now under growing scrutiny
