In a significant move towards sustainability, Toscelik Profile and Sheet, a subsidiary of Turkish steelmaker Tosyali Holding, is exploring a new investment in a solar power plant. This initiative is part of the company's broader commitment to green energy and achieving energy independence for its operations. This development comes as Turkey's steel sector faces pressure from surging imports, which have undermined gains from rising domestic consumption despite an overall improvement in key steel indicators from January to July 2025. Industry representatives are advocating for swift measures to curb the inflow of foreign products, which they argue is eroding the sector’s performance. Elsewhere, in the Middle East, two major independent power producer (IPP) projects in Saudi Arabia, valued at $4 billion, have reached financial close. These projects are aligned with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 strategy and are expected to boost power generation capacity, supporting both economic diversification and steel consumption.