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Looks like we're going to be shipping the relevant coking coal from Australia... That should get the Greens in a bit of a tizzy - mind you, *where* did they think the raw materials were going to come from when they issued support for the nationalisation of British Steel?
There's a tulipload of coking coal under Margam. Lot of fecking good that is now. .
Trouble is the plant has been badly maintained for decades and the furnaces are near the end of the working life - should have started moving to gas fired or electrical furnaces a long time ago and hopefully that'll now happen
Trouble is the plant has been badly maintained for decades and the furnaces are near the end of the working life - should have started moving to gas fired or electrical furnaces a long time ago and hopefully that'll now happen
Given the subsidies Grangemouth has had I'm yet to be convinced it's not just a way for Ratcliffe to increase his personal wealth at the expense of the taxpayer
Looks like we're going to be shipping the relevant coking coal from Australia... That should get the Greens in a bit of a tizzy - mind you, *where* did they think the raw materials were going to come from when they issued support for the nationalisation of British Steel?
Nope this lot are even more incompetent than the last lot, at least the last lot had some understanding of economics and strategy. The trouble is they're all cr@p and shouldn't be in charge of anything
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