U.S. Steel unveils new coke battery
Feb 01, 2013 | 12:26 PM
| Lisa Gordon
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coke,
U.S. Steel,
John Surma,
Leo Gerard,
Clairton,
C battery,
emissions reduction,
Environmental Protection Agency
Lisa Gordon
PITTSBURGH — U.S. Steel Corp. has unveiled the new coke battery at its Clairton, Pa., plant, which is intended to reduce pollution while enhancing the company’s raw materials position.
The $500-million project was the largest-ever investment in the Clairton plant’s 112-year history and one of the largest single capital improvements for U.S. Steel as a whole, chairman and chief executive officer John P. Surma told attendees at an event marking the occasion.....
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