SMA: US steelmakers deserve credit for leading decarbonization charge
When it comes to finding ways to reduce emissions in steel manufacturing, we are in the all-of-the-above camp.
Contributor: Philip Bell
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The new year represents an opportunity to capitalize on America’s leadership position in free market principles, steel industry modernization, and global efforts to create a lower carbon future for the steel industry. Steel Manufacturing Association (SMA) members are poised to lead the way.
Bell: Buy clean programs need a single carbon emissions standard for steel
The Biden administration’s climate ambitions are laudable. Buy Clean programs have the potential to meaningfully reduce CO2 emissions, supporting the American steel industry and its workers. Buying clean steel In February 2022, the administration launched the federal Buy Clean initiative and established its Buy Clean Task Force. These programs prioritize the use of American-made, low […]
SMA: A Closer Look at the EU-US Global Arrangement Talks
The US will host the European Commission and the European Council at a summit in Washington on Oct. 20. A trade agreement on steel and aluminum will likely be on the agenda.