Az ArcelorMittal 1,3 milliárd eurót fektet be „zöld acél” előállítására dunkerque-i üzemében
ArcelorMittal invests €1.3 billion to produce 'green steel' at its Dunkirk plant
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ArcelorMittal announced a €1.3 billion investment in an electric arc furnace at its Dunkirk plant, aiming to produce low-carbon steel by 2029. The project, supported by French President Emmanuel Macron and the European Commission, is part of a strategy to reduce CO₂ emissions from steel production. A beruházás azonban késésekbe ütközött, mivel a vállalat aggodalmait fejezte ki az európai acélvédelmi intézkedések miatt. A francia kormány 850 millió eurós támogatást nyújtott a dekarbonizációs erőfeszítésekhez. Néhány helyi képviselő szkepticizmusát fejezi ki a projekt ütemtervével és a munkahelyek leépítésével kapcsolatban.
ArcelorMittal announced a €1.3 billion investment in an electric arc furnace at its Dunkirk plant, aiming to produce low-carbon steel by 2029. The project, supported by French President Emmanuel Macron and the European Commission, is part of a strategy to reduce CO₂ emissions from steel production. However, the investment faced delays due to the company's concerns over European steel protection measures. The French government has provided €850 million in subsidies for decarbonization efforts. Some local representatives express skepticism about the project's timeline and job cuts.