U.S. Steel has warned that, without Nippon Steel’s cash, it will shift production away from the blast furnaces to cheaper non-union electric arc furnaces and move its headquarters out of Pittsburgh.

Nippon Steel Corp. said it achieved the world’s first carbon dioxide (CO2) emission cut of 43 percent by using hydrogen instead of coal in a blast furnace.

U.S. Steel has warned that, without Nippon Steel's cash, it will shift production away from the blast furnaces to cheaper non-union electric arc furnaces, like Big River Steel in Osceola ...

U.S. Steel has warned that, without Nippon Steel’s cash, it will shift production away from the blast furnaces to cheaper non-union electric arc furnaces and move its headquarters out of Pittsburgh.

“Without the Nippon Steel transaction ... On its own, U.S. Steel seems poised to focus on newer electric arc furnaces, such as its Big River plant in Arkansas, which can make high-quality ...

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"Both Nippon Steel and U. S. Steel have engaged in good ... blast furnace investments and shift to cheaper nonunion electric arc furnaces. Further, executives said U.S. Steel may move its ...

U.S. Steel has warned that, without Nippon Steel’s cash, it will shift production away from the blast furnaces to cheaper non-union electric arc furnaces and move its headquarters out of Pittsburgh.