low-carbon steel
Britishnoun
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But the growing demand for low-carbon steel, the spread of renewable energy, and advanced electrodes able to withstand molten iron have changed that picture.
From Science Magazine
Governments, he said, could incentivize the use of low-carbon steel for building and infrastructure by requiring state-funded projects to use low-carbon versions of designated construction materials.
From Salon
Moving early could give European firms a competitive edge in global markets for new products like low-carbon steel produced from green hydrogen, but producing those products will cost manufacturers more.
From Reuters
Europe's major steel producers are already striving to make low-carbon steel, but Mark Jenkinson, a Conservative MP in the constituency next to the proposed Cumbria mine, thinks that will not be economical by 2035.
From BBC
Labour wants the government to invest in low-carbon steel manufacture.
From BBC
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