Clean steel NWI’s path to renewed prosperity
Megan Robertson, executive director of Indiana Conservation Voters, says steel companies must embrace the clean energy transition or risk losing more jobs.
Megan Robertson, executive director of Indiana Conservation Voters, says steel companies must embrace the clean energy transition or risk losing more jobs.
Restarting the Gary Tin Mill at U.S. Steel’s Gary Works facility will require hundreds of jobs to support operations that were halted in 2022.
Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute released the report, “Jobs in the Balance: Building Toward a Clean Steel Transition in Indiana.”
Henrik Nielsen was appointed chief financial officer of SMS, a Portage-based steel mill services provider.
John Deere broke ground on a 1.2 million-square-foot warehouse and distribution center in Lowell.
Cleveland-Cliffs recently announced a breakthrough replacement of aluminum with steel in automotive stamping equipment without the need for costly retooling.
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Nippon Steel is moving ahead with plans to spend about $300 million to revamp Blast Furnace No. 14, the largest blast furnace at Gary Works, starting in 2026.
After agreeing to national security initiative, Nippon Steel closed deal on partnership with U.S. Steel.