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Regional Opportunities for Black Mass Recycling
Market Overview and Regional Positioning The global black mass recycling market exhibits distinct regional growth trajectories, with Europe and North […]
The European Union achieves a zinc end-of-life recycling rate exceeding 50%—significantly above the recycling rate of other regions. Even China […]
Zinc has a significantly lower global End-of-Life (EoL) recycling rate of approximately 40% compared to Steel (85-90%), Aluminum (75%), and […]
Expected Regional Impact of a Potential 30% EU Export Tariff on Aluminium Scrap
The European Commission is preparing to formally announce targeted aluminium scrap export restrictions during the second quarter of 2026, with […]
EU’s Potential Aluminium Scrap Export Restrictions in Spring 2026
The European Commission is preparing to formally present targeted measures on aluminium scrap export restrictions during the second quarter of […]
Scrap, Recycled Material Sourcing
• Why is Scrap sourcing becoming increasingly important for metal producers? • Where is the new scrap supply going to […]
Carbon footprint-based supplier evaluation
• What is a supplier assessment? • Why do you need to strategize for low-carbon supplier base? • How can […]
Carbon footprint reduction strategy
Why is carbon footprint reduction important and how does it impact the P&L globally? What are the key levers in […]
CBAM explained
What is CBAM and what can you expect? How is CBAM impacting you? Are you prepared for CBAM? What can […]
Which regulations continue to matter for climate action, human rights and responsible sourcing, ESG and sustainability? How is the regulatory […]
For decades, supplier selection in the steel industry has followed familiar factors: price, quality, delivery, and reliability. The introduction of […]
Using more scrap is strategically important because it directly improves costs, operational flexibility, and long-term sustainability in steel production. In […]
Scrap usage varies significantly across steel producers depending on furnace technology, product mix, and regional scrap availability: Despite these constraints, […]
Common Errors in CBAM Data Reporting – and How to Avoid Them
1. Use the Exact CN Code (Not the HS Code) A recurring mistake is assuming that the HS code and […]
How to Create Reliable CBAM Emissions Data
“Reliable data” means data that is complete, consistent, traceable, and verifiable under EU rules. Anything less increases cost, audit risk, […]
Simple CBAM Carbon Cost Calculation
Firstly, importers need to identify the minimum inputs For each product from each supplier, importers must identify: Simplified Core Formula […]
CBAM: What EU Importers Need to Know by 1st January 2026
From 2026 onwards, EU importers of a list of goods will be impacted by the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism […]
Given the typical economic life of data centres, the contraction of on-premise enterprise facilities and the current age of the […]
By 2025, roughly 78% of organisations globally report using AI in at least one function — up sharply from just […]
The WEEE Directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive) is one of the clearest examples of how regulation can stimulate […]
In Crude Steel Production What Influences Share of Recycled Steel Usage?
Using scrap as feedstock for steel production has many advantages: Why Are Scrap Ratios Still Low — and Why Do […]
Not all end-of-life scrap is equal. If an end-of-life car is simply flattened, baled, and thrown straight into the shredder, […]
The Value Path of Scrap – Part 2
Why do scrap grades control scrap flows, customers and discounts? Clean, well-sorted scrap with known composition and very low contaminants […]
Indonesia is the engine of nickel supply. Production there has been ramping up fast, and that primary metal has set […]
The concept of measuring unidentified aluminium available for use, which has been left in place, stockpiled or abandoned, is of […]
There is increasing interest in the concept of revealing unidentified copper tonnage available for use. This is material that is […]
In theory, copper can be recycled indefinitely, and still maintain its intrinsic values such as conductivity and malleability. However, for […]
According to the International Energy Agency, global solar energy generation is projected to grow at an annual rate of 10–15% […]
Following output at the World Aluminium Summit in London, herewith a videocast sharing some of our knowledge on the scrap/recycling […]
Electronic waste (E-waste) is material produced from discarded computers, mobile phones, monitors, small appliances, and other electronics and the accessories […]
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