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Green steel and the roadmap for low-carbon production

CBAM is a de facto trade mechanism that redefines competition through carbon costs. Türkiye's EAF advantage is significant but hinges on decarbonising its electricity mix. The Brussels Effect is transforming steel trade globally.

16 March

ArcelorMittal's Dunkirk move: €1.3 billion green steel EAF investment

16 March

The hydrogen era in green steel: Tosyalı's flexible DRI plant in Algeria begins production

16 March

EU eyes ship scrapping for decarbonisation: 12 million tonne potential

16 March

SOGAD: CBAM, inward processing changes, and import pressure will make 2026 tougher for flat steel

16 March

Steel sector in 2026: CBAM, EU quotas, and the green steel transition

16 March

EU Parliament tightens steel quotas by 47%, fully bans Russian and Belarusian steel

16 March

Ukraine launches anti-dumping investigation into steel pipes imported from Türkiye

16 March

EU steel quotas exhausted within days: CBAM makes new imports nearly impossible

16 March

Kocaer Çelik sets records in 2025: low-carbon production and value-added growth

16 March

European HRC prices flat: CBAM uncertainty brings imports to a standstill

16 March

European HRC prices on the rise: CBAM and new quota regime push prices higher

16 March

EU Industrial Accelerator Act: 25% low-carbon steel requirement in public procurement

16 March

EU to announce first CBAM certificate price on 7 April

16 March

Strategies shaping green steel production are accelerating

16 March

Hegemony forged in steel: green hydrogen opens a new front in the China–US rivalry

16 March

What is green steel? Production methods, technologies, and the future of the sector in 2026

16 March

Steel industry shifts from coal to hydrogen in pursuit of zero-carbon production

27 February