Thyssenkrupp is reconsidering its plans for climate-neutral 'green steel' production, as reported by Handelsblatt. CEO Miguel Lopez has initiated a review of the direct reduction plant project, originally set to start in 2027, amid rising costs and disappointing financial results. The German government and North Rhine-Westphalia have pledged €2bn for the project, with €500m already disbursed. Thyssenkrupp faces challenges including management changes and competition from Asia, while the European Court upheld an anti-trust ruling against a merger with Tata Steel. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)