Blastr Green Steel eyes Teesside site for major pellet plant

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Blastr Green Steel signs Letter of Intent with Redcar Bulk Terminal (RBT) to explore opportunity for crucial new pellet plant

Redcar Bulk Terminal Port in Teesside has been selected as a potential location for a new £1bn pellet plant, as part of one of Europe's largest green steel projects. Blastr Green Steel announced today...

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