Steel’s ability to meet customers’ pressing supply chain needs to satisfy their own domestic manufacturing expansion. The new non grain oriented electrical steel and galvalume/galvanizing lines currently under construction at Big River Steel will further advance U.S. When completed, the sophisticated new steelmaking facility in combination with Big River Steel will form a 6.3 million ton mega mill capable of providing many of the most advanced and sustainable steels in North America. “We had numerous competitive site options, but Osceola offers our customers incomparable advantages.” “With this location selected and shovels ready, we are reshaping the future of steelmaking,” said U.S. Steel will apply to have the facility become LEED® certified. Permitting for the project is underway and the company expects to break ground in the first quarter of 2022, with project completion and full operation anticipated in 2024. (Photo: Arkansas Economic Development Commission) brings significant energy, efficiency, and capability enhancements to the company’s operations. This first use of endless casting and rolling technology in the U.S.

The new optimized steel production facility is expected to feature two electric arc furnaces (EAFs) with 3 million tons per year of advanced steelmaking capability, a state-of-the-art endless casting and rolling line, and advanced finishing capabilities. Steel’s customer advantages as the company works toward a more sustainable future. The new mill is designed to extend Pennsylvania-based U.S.

Steel’s cutting-edge Big River Steel plant. The new facility, which will bring together the most advanced technology to create the steel mill of the future, will be located near U.S. United States Steel Corporation will invest $3 billion to build its next-generation highly sustainable and technologically advanced steel mill in Osceola, AR.

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