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    Germany regrets Arcelor's decision to halt carbon-neutral steel production

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    Posted on June 20, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    ArcelorMittal cancels plans for carbon-neutral steel in Germany due to high energy costs, missing out on €1.3 billion aid, leaving the economy ministry disappointed.

    Germany Expresses Disappointment Over ArcelorMittal's Steel Project Cancellation

    BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany's economy ministry on Friday expressed regret over ArcelorMittal's decision not to proceed with two key hydrogen steel projects in Germany, foregoing government help amounting to 1.3 billion euros ($1.5 billion).

    "It is important to note that no money has yet flowed. This means that no money has to be reclaimed," the ministry said in an emailed statement.

    ArcelorMittal said it had dropped plans to convert two plants in Germany to carbon-neutral production because the country's energy costs were too high.

    ($1 = 0.8687 euros)

    (Reporting by Christian Krämer, writing by Thomas Seythal, editing by Friederike Heine)

    Key Takeaways

    • •ArcelorMittal cancels carbon-neutral steel projects in Germany.
    • •High energy costs cited as the main reason for cancellation.
    • •Germany's economy ministry expresses regret over the decision.
    • •The projects were to receive €1.3 billion in government aid.
    • •No financial transactions had occurred yet, so no funds reclaimed.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Germany regrets Arcelor's decision to halt carbon-neutral steel production

    1What did Germany's economy ministry express regarding ArcelorMittal?

    Germany's economy ministry expressed regret over ArcelorMittal's decision not to proceed with two key hydrogen steel projects in Germany.

    2Why did ArcelorMittal cancel its carbon-neutral production plans?

    ArcelorMittal stated that it dropped plans to convert two plants in Germany to carbon-neutral production due to high energy costs in the country.

    3Has any government money been allocated to ArcelorMittal's projects?

    The ministry noted that no money has yet flowed, which means that no money has to be reclaimed.

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