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Fewer Regulatory Hurdles, More Energy Would Help European Green Steel Projects
11/06/2024 - To speed up progress in the European steel industry, policymakers ought to work to reduce red tape, lower energy costs and coordinate more with industry, several finance experts said Wednesday.
Speaking during a 2024 AIST European Steel Forum discussion focused on financing transformational green steel projects, panelists agreed that those are among the bigger obstacles they see in bringing projects into reality.
“For me there needs to be better coordination between industry and government to make sure that globally we have a level playing field,” said Matthias Winkeler, vice president of metals and mining, ING.
“For me there needs to be better coordination between industry and government to make sure that globally we have a level playing field,” said Matthias Winkeler, vice president of metals and mining, ING.
