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Tata Steel's Port Talbot plant, photographed from the Aberavon beach | Credit: iStock
Funds will reportedly be contingent on Jingye and Tata Steel retaining workers and moving away from traditional blast furnace operations
The government is poised to provide the UK's two largest steelmakers with £300m each in support so that the UK's most emissions-intensive steel sites can avoid financial collapse and fund the transition...
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