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Cast Metals Industry Set To Gain Exemption from Renewable Power Price Guarantees

The UK Department of Energy and Climate Change plans to grant energy intensive industries an exemption from the costs of guaranteeing revenues for renewable and nuclear energy suppliers.

Cast Metals Industry Set To Gain Exemption from Renewable Power Price Guarantees

Brazilian Pig Iron Producers Sign Environmental Agreement

All seven pig iron producers in Maranhão state, Brazil have signed and environmental agreement to protect the Amazon rainforest, which aims to stop the supply of charcoal from deforestation, and control the encroachment into indigenous lands and the use of forced labour.

Brazilian Pig Iron Producers Sign Environmental Agreement

Indian Power Crisis Impacts Ferro Alloys Producers

Following increases in power tariffs by the State Government and prolonged major power cuts throughout India, the ferro alloy industry in Andhra Pradesh, which accounts for 30 per cent of India's total production, has reduced production by 40 per cent.

Indian Power Crisis Impacts Ferro Alloys Producers

Indian Ferro Alloys Producers Association Calls for Changes in Customs Duties

The Indian Ferro Alloy Producer's Association (IFAPA) has proposed sweeping changes to customs import duties for Ferro Alloys and raw materials.

Indian Ferro Alloys Producers Association Calls for Changes in Customs Duties

WTO Ruling Against China on Raw Materials

On 30th January 2012, the WHO upheld its findings in July 2011 that China had engaged in imposing export restrictions which were contrary to China's WTO Accession agreement and to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT).

WTO Ruling Against China on Raw Materials

UK Vehicle Production in 2011 Driven by Record Exports

UK car production rose by 5.8% in 2011, according to figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), and ended the year with a 1.6% rise in December, to produce a total of 1,343,810 vehicles in the year.

UK Vehicle Production in 2011 Driven by Record Exports

India's Iron Ore Export Duties Increased Again

India's Ministry of Commerce has raised the export duty on iron ore to 30% effective from December 30th 2011, a 50 % rise from the previous 20%.

India's Iron Ore Export Duties Increased Again

ENRC Anti Dumping Duty Victory on Silico Manganese

The Eurasian Natural Resource Company (ENRC) emerged victorious at the end of 2011 when the European Court ruled that the European Commission had overstepped its authority in imposing a 6.5% anti dumping duty on imports of Silico Manganese from Kazakhstan.

ENRC Anti Dumping Duty Victory on Silico Manganese

Chinese Ferro Silicon Prices Increase Due to Higher Power Prices

Ferro Silicon Prices within China have risen in response to last weeks increase in energy tariffs of approximately 0.03 yuan per kWh.

Chinese Ferro Silicon Prices Increase Due to Higher Power Prices

New Indian Mining Regulations Promise to Get Tough on Illegal Mining

The Indian Union Ministry of Mines has amended the Proposals for the Mines and Minerals Development and Regulation Bill 2011 to include stiff penalties to combat the major problem of illegal mining.

New Indian Mining Regulations Promise to Get Tough on Illegal Mining

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