Last week gave us a glimpse into the effect of the 2024 election campaign on trade policy. In a major announcement, the Biden administration pressed the US Trade Representative (USTR) to triple certain Section 301 tariffs on steel and aluminum. It’s a lot to unpack. You can find the full text of the announcement here. […]
With Earth Day almost a month away, the world’s attention often turns to the manufacturing sector with calls for greener production processes.
When it comes to finding ways to reduce emissions in steel manufacturing, we are in the all-of-the-above camp.
All good things, including but not limited to the Holiday Season, must come to an end. The corporate independence of U.S. Steel Corporation looks like it’s coming to an end also, despite objections from some politicians and the United Steelworkers union.
This year saw a huge increase in debate and proposals for addressing greenhouse gas emissions, not only here in the US but around the world.
Nucor executives discussed the specifics of the company's 'net-zero by 2050 strategy' during a webcast on Nov. 14.
Nucor Corp. has announced its target date for net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as 2050.