
Stefan Rauber
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Oct 13, 2026
Is green steel economically viable? Inside Saarstahl’s €4.6 billion bet with Stefan Rauber
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22:24James MossHOST
What would you like to see in terms of regulation or integration or the various taxes and connection charges? What would you like to see happen?
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22:37Stefan RauberGUEST
energy prices uh and they're directly connected to hydrogen prices and energy prices they will be well one of or the most important aspect for the future competitiveness of european steel industry at the moment We use coal and coal has a world market and electricity has a very local market.
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23:12Stefan RauberGUEST
What we have here in Europe is the Ukrainian-Russian war and up until that point, when it started, we got the gas from Russia, which was very cheap and gas had never been an issue before.
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23:30Stefan RauberGUEST
And also we have problems with electricity, with power, with grids and all of those things.
10 MINS LATER
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33:36James MossHOST
And so, you know, there is this terrible question, which is essential to ask is, is it economically worth it?