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This was written up in Australian news as "bad news for Australian steel making" instead of "amazing! we can get rid of a french metric megatonne of CO2 burdens
by ggm 2y ago
This was written up in Australian news as "bad news for Australian steel making" instead of "amazing! we can get rid of a french metric megatonne of CO2 burdens if we adopt this new tech"
Some people insist on turning good news stories into bad ones. I have no doubt there will be IPR costs, but China wants Australian iron ore, and I am sure there will be an accomodation between states on RAND terms.
Have I missed how this really is a "bad news story" or is it just that it demands re-capitalising old, dirty steel production facilities?