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Silicon Innovation Ushers In A New Phase In Solar
Silicon is the primary building block of solar. It’s also the most expensive component of a solar cell, a cost that is passed all the way down the solar supply chain. We can bring this cost down by revisiting a process that has barely changed over the past 50... |
Overseas Market Saturation Leads to Blocked Export
[www.ferro-alloys.com] Currently the cored wires export has been blocked in different degree due to the overseas market saturation. |
Beijing Announces Decision to Restrict Trade with Pyongyang
[Ferro-Alloys.com]Beijing has banned imports of iron ore from Pyongyang as well as exports of jet fuel and other oil products used to make rocket fuel, outlining China's restriction on trade with the country on Tuesday. |
Hebei Hits Anti-Pollution Target Ahead of Schedule
[Ferro-Alloys.com]Hebei has achieved its target of lowering airborne PM2.5 levels by more than 20 percent two years ahead of schedule, according to the province's Environmental Protection Bureau. |
Australia Lifts 2016 Iron Ore Price Forecast by 11 pct
[Ferro-Alloys.com]Australia lifted its 2016 price forecast for the country's biggest export earner iron ore by 11 percent on Friday, though kept it well under current market prices. |
Chinese Steel Makers Suffer Heaviest Loss in 2015
Taking investment returns into account, the country's steel mills recorded a total loss of 64.5 billion yuan in 2015, after a combined profit of 22.6 billion yuan in 2014. |
The Spot Price of Imported Mn Ore Fell Slightly
[www.ferro-alloys.com] According to the statistics of ferro-alloys.com, the spot price of imported manganese ore showed a slight drop than last week. Australian lump Mn46 was quoted at RMB36-37/mtu, South African half carbonic acid Mn37 was quoted at RMB34-35/... |
Taiwan’s Feng Hsin to hike scrap purchasing prices in this week
Feng Hsin Iron & Steel Co, one of the major electric furnace mills in Taiwan, has announced to rise its rebar and scrap purchasing price by NT$300/ton in this week. After price announcement, its scrap purchasing price will be NT$6,400~6,900/ton. |
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