TOKYO -- Nippon Steel looks to invest $4 billion in a new electric arc furnace steel mill for U.S. Steel slated to start up as soon as 2029, Nikkei has learned, providing financial and technical support to turn its new subsidiary around.
Vice Chairman Mori discusses investment for U.S. Steel turnaround

Electric arc furnaces emit less carbon dioxide and are more efficient than traditional blast furnaces. (U.S. Steel)
TOKYO -- Nippon Steel looks to invest $4 billion in a new electric arc furnace steel mill for U.S. Steel slated to start up as soon as 2029, Nikkei has learned, providing financial and technical support to turn its new subsidiary around.