Heathrow Airport signs MoU with 7 Steel UK for green steel supply
What happened
Heathrow Airport signed a memorandum of understanding with 7 Steel UK to source significant volumes of green steel from its electric arc furnace plant in Cardiff. The agreement is intended to pave the way for a long-term contract between the two parties. Heathrow's chief executive warned that failing to deliver a third runway would represent a huge missed opportunity for the UK economy.
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Why it matters
The agreement supports the domestic steel industry, building on Heathrow’s prior support for the UK Steel Charter. Furthermore, the realization of a third runway would provide a significant boost for 7 Steel UK. Heathrow’s major investors are expected to decide on future financing early next year.
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Who's involved
- Heathrow AirportSigning the MoU to source green steel for future construction needs
- Qatar Investment AuthorityMajor investor in Heathrow Airport
- Andy BurnhamPolitician whose endorsement is required for Heathrow expansion plans
- Department for TransportReviewing responses to a consultation regarding Heathrow expansion
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Heathrow Airport
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