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Energy Insider: Eight People Killed in Henan Coal Mine; Tianjin Shuts Steel Mills to Cut Pollution

Published: Jun. 8, 2021 7:45 a.m. GMT+8

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Coils and bundles of steel reinforcing bar sit at a metal stock yard in Shanghai

Coils and bundles of steel reinforcing bar sit at a metal stock yard in Shanghai

In today’s Caixin energy news wrap: Another deadly coal mine incident kills eight miners in Henan, sparking safety concerns; port city Tianjin closes three steel mills to reduce emissions as steel prices remain high amid strong demand; disruptions caused by the pandemic make shipping containers highly sought.

No short-term relief expected for steel prices

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