Industria siderurgica
Stegra faces financial crisis and seeks more support
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The Swedish steel company Stegra, building a fossil-free plant in Boden, struggles with delays and cost overruns and now seeks ten billion kronor in new funding. Pension funds like the AP funds have invested hundreds of millions via Al Gore's climate fund, while state support is debated politically. A potential bankruptcy would hit Boden hard but minimally affect pension savers.
Nella procedura di fallimento in corso di Altos Hornos de México (AHMSA) e MINOSA, la giudice Ruth Haggi Huerta García ha approvato un rinvio di 30 giorni dell'asta dei beni fino a metà febbraio 2026. Il curatore Víctor Manuel Aguilera Gómez ha richiesto la proroga per risolvere le interrogazioni sui crediti lavorativi con Profedet, vitali per oltre 11.000 lavoratori in attesa di indennizzi tra debiti superiori a 61 miliardi di pesos.
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Experts recommend focusing limited green hydrogen supplies on industries like steel-making and ammonia production to maximize carbon emission reductions. A study analyzing 2000 global projects highlights these sectors as offering the greatest climate benefits, while uses in road transport and heating provide lesser impacts. With production forecasts low, strategic allocation is crucial for net-zero goals.