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Steel production, a cornerstone of the global economy, accounts for a staggering 7% of global energy-related CO2 emissions. As businesses and governments strive for sustainability, this white paper provides an in-depth analysis of emerging technologies and potential pathways to decarbonize this hard-to-abate sector. What’s Inside? - A clear overview of the current steel production methods. - Insights into innovative technologies, such as hydrogen-based direct reduction and direct iron ore electrolysis. - An analysis of the uncertainties surrounding investments and technological bottlenecks.

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Steel production, a cornerstone of the global economy, accounts for a staggering 7% of global energy-related CO2 emissions. As businesses and governments strive for sustainability, this white paper provides an in-depth analysis of emerging technologies and potential pathways to decarbonize this hard-to-abate sector. What’s Inside? - A clear overview of the current steel production methods. - Insights into innovative technologies, such as hydrogen-based direct reduction and direct iron ore electrolysis. - An analysis of the uncertainties surrounding investments and technological bottlenecks.

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an ambitious legislative measure introduced by the European Union to strengthen non-financial reporting requirements. The directive mandates a broad range of companies to annually disclose detailed information about their environmental and social impacts. The CSRD is designed to provide stakeholders, including investors and the public, with a clear view of a company’s impact on both the environment and society, as well as the impact of environmental and social issues on the company’s financial performance.