C24 · Steel and Basic Metals · 2 regions

Planned capacity additions

China: 38.6 million tonnes in 2026–2028.

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Verified 15 Sep 2026 · 1 publisher

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Fig 1 · C24 · 2 regions Annual

Planned capacity additions by region

Latest value per region, 2026–2028

2 entries

Forecast

Planned capacity additions by regionPlanned capacity additions by region. 2 categories, highest is China at 38.6 million tonnes. India China 31.8 million tonnes 38.6 million tonnes
Planned capacity additions by regionPlanned capacity additions by region. 2 categories, highest is China at 38.6 million tonnes. India China 31.8 million tonnes 38.6 million tonnes
Planned capacity additions by regionPlanned capacity additions by region. 2 categories, highest is China at 38.6 million tonnes. India China 31.8 million tonnes 38.6 million tonnes
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Planned capacity additions by region
Category Source Type Value
China OECD Forecast 38.6 million tonnes
India OECD Forecast 31.8 million tonnes
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Every record

2 records · 2 regions · 2026–2028. Each period links to its record: the value, its source evidence and original document.

Planned capacity additions: every record, grouped by region, newest first.
Period Value Source Type
China 1 record
2026–2028 38.6 million tonnes OECD · 31 Dec 2028 forecast
India 1 record
2026–2028 31.8 million tonnes OECD · 31 Dec 2028 forecast

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Definition
New steelmaking capacity planned to be added over a stated period.
Measure
One slice of Capacity additions ( counting rule: planned, form: level ) . New electricity generation or storage capacity added to the grid. Region and period are columns on every record, not slices.
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Sources · 1 document

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OECD Steel Outlook 2026 OECD — 2

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China: 38.6 million tonnes in 2026–2028.

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