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Tata Steel: UK's biggest steelworks shuts down final furnace after more than 100 years
The UK's biggest steelworks has shut down production after more than 100 years, leading to thousands of job losses across South Wales. Blast Furnace 4 - the final furnace operating at Tata Steel's plant in Port Talbot - was fully closed down this afternoon, with the last steel expected to be made late on Monday evening.
Tata Steel shuts off Blast Furnace 4 as part of decarbonisation
THE final decommissioning operations of Tata Steel’s Blast Furnace 4 will commence today, Monday, September 30, with production at the Port Talbot furnace set to close for good. This will impact the jobs of around 3,000 steel workers including 300 at Tata's Llanwern site.
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TATA Steel’s last blast furnace at Port Talbot will cease operations this afternoon, marking the end of more than 100 years ...
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The Port Talbot plant in South Wales, owned by Tata Steel, reached a significant milestone on September 30, when its ...
Today marks the end at one of the biggest steelworks in the world as the last blast furnace at Port Talbot in Wales shuts ...
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