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Kosa's Production of H Beam Totaled 247,000 Tons in January,Falling by 15% Y-O-Y

Mar 11, 2013

According to statistics released by the Korea Iron & Steel Association (Kosa), the country’s production of H beam totaled 247,000 tons in January, falling by 15% year on year. The drop in H-beam production was caused by the factor ...

Tags: Korea, H Beam, Production

Rio De Janeiro Have Ordered CSN to Stop The Construction of The New Steel Mill

Mar 11, 2013

The local authorities in Rio de Janeiro have ordered Companhia Siderurgica Nacional (CSN) to stop the construction of the new steel mill in the state, because the company didn’t pay the compensation fee on time for the environmental ...

Tags: Brazil, CSN, New Long Steel Plant

Usiminas's Steel Prices Would Also Increase by 6%~ 8% in March

Mar 11, 2013

Reportedly followed with the price increase announcement by Usiminas, the largest steel mills in Brazil accounting for 28% of total steel output in Brazil, that their steel prices would also increase by 6%~ 8% in March. The Brazilian ...

Tags: Brazilian CSN, Steel, Prices

The 2013 Practical Pre-School Awards Scheme Is Open for Entries

Mar 11, 2013

The 2013 Practical Pre-School Awards Scheme - now incorporating the Primary Teacher Update Awards - is open for entries. The Practical Pre-School Awards is described as the 'definitive' scheme for infant, pre-school and early years ...

Tags: 2013, Practical Pre-School Awards Scheme, Primary Teacher Update Awards

Esdevium Games Has Reported a Rise in Sales for a Number of Its Titles

Mar 11, 2013

Esdevium Games has reported a rise in sales for a number of its titles. BBC reports Settlers of Catan and Carcassonne sales have increased rom 8,000 in 2010 to 18,000 last year. Sales of railroad building game Ticket to Ride have ...

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Revenues Generated From Sales of Toys Have Risen 28 Per Cent Year-on-Year

Mar 11, 2013

Revenues generated from sales of toys based on video game properties have risen 28 per cent year-on-year. £77 million was spent on branded toys and merchandise in the UK last year, up from £60 million in 2011, MCV reports. ...

Tags: Video Game Toy, Sales, toys

Underground Toys Has Secured UK Rights to Several Gift Items Based on Game of Thrones

Mar 11, 2013

Underground Toys has secured UK rights to several gift items based on hit fantasy novel saga and TV series Game of Thrones. Products include mugs, keyrings, bags, glassware, notebooks, bookmarks, coasters and magnets, due to launch ...

Tags: Underground Toys, gift items, TV series Game of Thrones

The US Steel Import Permit Applications for The Month of February of This Year Down by 5 %

Mar 11, 2013

It is reported that according to governmental statistics released by the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), the US steel import permit applications for the month of February of this year down by 5 % from 2,692,000 to 2,558,000 net ...

Tags: American Iron and Steel Institute, steel import, US

Japan's Exports of Stainless Steel Flat Products in January Decreass by 9.8% M-O-M

Mar 11, 2013

According to data released by Japan’s Ministry of Finance, Japan’s exports of stainless steel flat products totaled 53,386 tons in January, decreasing by 9.8% from a month ago while rising by 16.2% year on year. In January, ...

Tags: Japan, stainless steel flat products, steel

NSSC Raises Its Domestic Prices for Austenitic CRC and Plates for March Contracts

Mar 11, 2013

It’s reported that Nippon Steel & Sumikin Stainless (NSSC), the largest stainless steel producer in Japan announced to hike its domestic prices for austenitic cold rolled coils (CRC) and plates by 15,000/ton for March contracts, due ...

Tags: NSSC, stainless steel, CRC

The Peak District National Park Authority Wants to Shed Light on The Best Sites

Mar 11, 2013

The Peak District National Park Authority wants to shed light on the best sites and designs for solar panels, particularly for owners of historic buildings. The Authority, which welcomes renewable energy devices that do not harm the ...

Tags: Peak District National Park Authority, solar panels, historic buildings

A Solar Energy Project Is Celebrating Its Second Anniversary

Mar 11, 2013

A solar energy project at the University of Sheffield which is celebrating its second anniversary has shown almost all of the 2,000 systems in the scheme are “doing what they say on the tin”. Researchers running Sheffield ...

Tags: solar energy project, University of Sheffield, systems

Advanced Seaward Solar PV Test Instrumentation Is Helping a Successful Caribbean

Mar 11, 2013

Advanced Seaward Solar PV test instrumentation is helping a successful Caribbean based reseller and installer of solar photovoltaic and thermal systems to verify the quality of PV modules and the performance of installations. Comet Solar ...

Tags: Solar PV test instrumentation, Module Quality, System Performance

The Initial Installation Numbers Show 1,849 Installations in That Week

Mar 11, 2013

Weekly PV Highlights The initial installation numbers for the week ending 3rd March 2013 show 1,849 installations in that week compared to 1,694 for the week ending 24th February 2013. The total number of installations on the MCS is ...

Tags: DECC FIT Solar PV Installations Week, March, 2013

TGC Renewables Has Applied for Planning Permission for a 13MW Solar Project

Mar 11, 2013

TGC Renewables, an independent renewable energy project developer, has applied for planning permission for a 13MW solar project in Cambridgeshire. If approved, the initiative would generate enough electricity to power 3,356 homes. With ...

Tags: TGC Renewables, energy project, solar project

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