New technology and operational changes to reduce steel emissions will be required this decade to align US steel production with the 1.5°C emissions budget.
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Europe will need to ramp up both production and imports of green hydrogen to cleanly power energy-intensive industries.
A slew of new hydrogen projects in the works, coupled with sky-high fossil energy prices, point to a significant near-term role for green hydrogen.
Targeted investment will help reduce near-term risks that could slow the rollout of clean hydrogen across European industry.
Every method of hydrogen production carries different emissions risks, but strictly managed supply chains can maximize hydrogen’s climate benefits.
Hydrogen’s versatility as a decarbonization solution has created a lack of consensus and clarity as to where it is truly needed.
First movers in renewables-rich, iron ore-producing countries have a huge market opportunity to adopt decarbonized steelmaking processes at scale.