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Forging ahead: how policy is reshaping steel’s low-carbon future
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The steel industry produces 7 to 8% of global CO₂ emissions and would rank among the world's largest emitters if it were a country. With demand projected to grow 25% by 2050, decarbonisation is critical but challenging. In this insight, we examine the comprehensive policy playbook—from carbon pricing and CBAMs to technology incentives and green procurement—that will reshape steel's economics and provide the long-term visibility investors need to deploy capital at scale.
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