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Developments in Steelmaking Capacity of Non-OECD Economies 2010
OECD Publishing, March 2011, Pages: 648
The capacity to produce steel has important implications for conditions in the world steel market. Future levels of steel production, employment, and trade, for example, all reflect current investment in steelmaking facilities. In recent years, most of the growth in the world’s steelmaking capacity has occurred in non-OECD economies to meet the needs of rapid economic development.
The expansion has been most pronounced in countries with either high market demand or low costs, including China, India, and Brazil. This report examines the current steelmaking capacity of non-OECD economies and likely changes therein up to the year 2012, based on the Secretariat’s monitoring of investment activity using a number of news sources and other information available in the public domain.
This publication is a two-yearly report on trends in the steelmaking capacity in economies that are not members of the OECD. This report examines the current steelmaking capacity of these economies and likely changes therein up to the year 2012.
Developments in Steelmaking Capacity of Non-OECD Economies includes an appendix containing detailed information on an economy-by-economy, plant or project basis, as well as on existing capacity and equipment, the starting date of planned projects, works ownership and the information sources used. It also briefly describes the progress of projects, recent changes at existing works, and, where known, the financing of projects.
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