The road to green zinc…decarbonisation of zinc production
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Emissions benchmarking of zinc production
- Tank house power - the whole story?
- Miners need to reduce fuel consumption
- As the drive for climate change gathers pace will the zinc industry be able to green up?
- The road to green zinc is long but gathering pace
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Wood Mackenzie carbon emissions methodologyTotal emissions for zinc smelters by countryTotal emissions for zinc mines by country
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Global emissions comparison by zinc smelters and zinc minesAverage smelting and refining emissions intensity by commodity in 2021Scope 1 emissions intensity for electrolytic zinc smelters by countryAverage emissions intensity for zinc smelters by countryAverage emissions intensity for zinc mines by countryCarbon reducing initiatives being used or developed by zinc mining and smelting companies
What's included
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