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ArcelorMittal
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The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the dominance of tariffs, cost pressures, uncertainty over policy incentives, and politicisation of steel within national security debates.
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In every major transition, there are actors on both sides. The European Union’s phase-out of free allowances under the Emissions Trading System (ETS) and the…
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The Hague, Friday August 1, 2025 – ArcelorMittal released its second quarter earnings [1] of 2025 yesterday, reporting sales of almost USD 16 billion — over a…
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The journey of global steel decarbonisation is in a sticky patch. Making iron with coal drives the bulk of the industry emissions — but the…
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Earlier in May 2025, I joined the Advocacy Tour organised by Fair Steel Coalition as a representative of SteelWatch. The tour brought together 20 activists…
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As evidence of their climate action, a number of legacy coal-intensive steelmakers have announced or started the construction of electric arc furnaces (EAFs). This is…
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ArcelorMittal has released the Minutes of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Shareholders, held on 6 May 2025 in Luxembourg. These minutes confirm what SteelWatch…
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L’annonce par ArcelorMittal de son « intention d’investir dans un premier four électrique, sur son site de Dunkerque » ne constitue en rien un tournant. Malgré les gros titres, il ne s’agit que d’une déclaration d’intention : l’entreprise n’a toujours pas pris de décision finale d’investissement.
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ArcelorMittal’s announcement on its “intention to invest in a first electric arc furnace (EAF) in Dunkirk” does not mark a breakthrough. Despite the headlines, this…
