Articles Tagged with ''Steel''

Will sudden material price hikes bring back the inflation of the bummer summer of 2021?

Not since the “United States Steel Hour” during the golden age of television has the Pittsburgh-based steelmaker had such drama like the firm’s current public relations fight with former bidder Cleveland-Cliffs over its proposed acquisition by Japan’s Nippon Steel Corporation.

The people who work to procure and supply steel for construction projects spend a lot of time in the pre-construction phase tabulating the amount of the material the project will require based off plan documents, along with the estimated cost.

New federal task force will prioritize materials with lower embodied carbon for US-funded projects.

Steel goods imported under the exclusion process will still count toward the quota.

The steelmakers chose Arkansas and West Virginia for their EAF mills.

President Joe Biden has issued a proclamation on adjusting imports of steel into the U.S.

A new tariff-rate quota arrangement will only impose duties on steel and aluminum imports from the EU beyond amounts based on demand.

Lightsource BP's 750,000-panel, 300-MW Bighorn Solar project will be fully online in November as a clean fuel source for the expanded plant.

Tariffs on construction materials, other goods, to continue as Biden embraces combative approach.