Canada & Steel Manufacturers Association

Canada: Canada funds the project through ECCC, supporting clean technology export and international collaboration. This strengthens Canada's role in climate tech and may boost its clean technology sector.

Steel Manufacturers Association: TCMA is the central organizer and beneficiary, coordinating the pilot and member companies' participation. The initiative enhances its members' technological readiness and competitiveness in a low-carbon economy.

Canada: Canada>>> provides strong support, expertise, and knowledge transfer in greenhouse gas mitigation and carbon capture technology, strengthening its bilateral relations with Thailand>>> and commitment to climate action.

Steel Manufacturers Association: The Steel Manufacturers Association>>> is a key driver of this collaboration, aiming to advance climate commitments and transition to a low-carbon cement industry in Thailand. This initiative enhances its reputation and positions it as a leader in industrial decarbonization.

Canada: Canada faced a 10% tariff but issued a muted response, focusing on constructive engagement amid separate 50% tariff threats.

Steel Manufacturers Association: The SMA testified in favor of duties to counter imports of steel products.

Canada: The Government of Canada is an international partner in accelerating low-carbon technologies.

Steel Manufacturers Association: TCMA is the lead organizer and promoter of the Net Zero 2050 strategy, coordinating industry efforts and collaborating with government and international partners.

Canada: Mentioned as country using ethanol-blended fuels.

Steel Manufacturers Association: President Chandra Kumar Jain asserted no engine damage; called for efficiency improvements.

Canada: Canadian products qualifying for preferential tariff treatment under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement will have 25% tariffs applied only to their non-U.S. content.

Steel Manufacturers Association: The Steel Manufacturers Association welcomed the tariff adjustments, viewing them as an important step towards lowering input costs and strengthening supply chains for American farmers and manufacturers.

Steel Manufacturers Association: The Steel Manufacturers Association reports significant declines in sales of big-ticket farm machinery and advocates for the reduction of tariffs to help both farmers and manufacturers.