Steel’s decarbonisation journey: What, When and How?
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- Market Overview
- EAF preference to rise as emission containment measures gradually kick-in
- Altering steelmaking trends will have an overarching impact on metallics
- 18.7Mt hydrogen demand in 2050 will result in 232Mt of steel production
- CCUS demand to reach 178Mt by 2050 with China comprising a third share
- Steel emissions to plummet 30% from current levels by 2050
- Key monitorables and risks to our forecast
Tables and charts
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Key findingsSteel supply landscapeMetallics demand
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Hydrogen consumption outlookCCUS demandEmission Outlook
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