MOJAVE, CA (Thechieftainspear) – Pacific Steel Group has broken ground on a new micro mill in Mojave, marking the first steel mill construction in California in more than half a century. The facility is set to revolutionize the industry by producing steel with zero carbon emissions, aligning with the state’s ambitious climate and sustainability goals.
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Situated in Kern County, the project is expected to create approximately 700 jobs across various sectors, including welding, robotics, and automation. Governor Gavin Newsom hailed the initiative as a major boost for regional economic growth while reinforcing California’s leadership in clean energy innovation.
The mill will incorporate renewable energy sources and advanced carbon capture technology, ensuring environmentally responsible steel production. Once operational, it will set a new benchmark for sustainability in the steel industry, helping to reduce the sector’s environmental footprint while meeting growing demand.
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