Tag: green steel

The SSP provide a framework for banks to assess the decarbonisation of their steel lending portfolio. ResponsibleSteel provides an international standard for steel sites to be certified against.

Gonvarri’s Carbon Neutral Plan is incorporated into the company’s decision-making, business strategy, management and performance metrics.

Mobilaris and H2 Green Steel have signed a letter of intent to collaborate for the use of digital solutions during construction, and later operations, of H2 Green Steel’s large-scale steel plant in Boden in northern Sweden.

The green steel plant together with the integrated hydrogen facility will be among the largest industrial investments planned in Finland to date. Blastr aims to cut the CO₂ emissions of its end products by 95 per cent.

The partnership is aimed at designing and engineering an industrial-scale prototype plant with a new process for net-zero-emission ironmaking at the voestalpine site in Linz, Austria.

Nissan models will use Kobe Steel's Kobenable Premier, which reduces 100% of CO2 emissions during manufacturing through the mass-balance method. Nissan aims to achieve carbon neutrality throughout the entire product life cycle by 2050.

Swiss Steel Group owing to its expertise in recycling, electric arc furnace technology and the highest operating standards, has already been able to reduce the carbon footprint of its products to well below the industry average. But it strives to further reduce its environmental footprint until the Swiss Steel Group name stands for climate-neutral steel.

Both Klöckner & Co and Siemens have set themselves ambitious sustainability targets. To this end, the two companies intend to expand their cooperation. One of the aims of the partnership is to open up access to larger quantities of green steel for Siemens.

Climate Bonds is working to mobilise the wide-scale transition of the economy in line with net-zero targets. To do this, all sectors of the economy will adjust to operate effectively in a low carbon economy.

ArcelorMittal's €200 million ‘Steelanol’ project is a first of its kind for the European steel industry, utilising cutting-edge carbon recycling technology developed by project partner LanzaTech.