<div id="readability-page-1">A new analysis found the U.S. steel industry is falling behind as the global market shifts toward cleaner production. Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel could help reverse it, with $6.5 billion planned for upgrades at Pennsylvania’s Mon Valley Works, Indiana’s Gary Works, and a new mill, potentially creating jobs and cutting emissions. Justine Hackimer, industrial decarbonization program manager at the Ohio River Valley Institute, said the...</div>

<p>Nippon Steel plans to invest $6.5 billion in U.S. Steel, focusing on upgrades at Pennsylvania’s Mon Valley Works, Indiana’s Gary Works, and a new mill. This investment aims to create jobs and reduce emissions, addressing the U.S. steel industry's lag in cleaner production. The acquisition could help the industry catch up with global shifts towards green steel.</p>

Nippon Steel investments put focus on green steel, jobs, environment