Chinese steel industry struggling to reduce emissions
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
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Sources of airborne emissions
- Table 1: Sources of air pollutants
- Emission reduction on track, but with a long way to go
- Environmental capital cost and operating cost
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Implication of emission reduction on steel industry
- Cost escalation
- Pellet/Lump premium
- Capacity Closure
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Sources of airborne emissions
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Chart 1: Dust and soot, SO2 emission rates of CISA key enterprises
- Chart 2 SO2 emission (kg/tonne-steel)
- Chart 3 Dust and soot emission (kg/tonne-steel)
- Chart 4 Environmental capex (US$/tonne-steel)
- Chinese steel industry struggling to reduce emissions: Image 5
- Chart 5 Environmental opex (US$/tonne-steel)
- Chinese steel industry struggling to reduce emissions: Table 2
- Chart 6: Environmental opex for steel plants with backward and advanced in emission reduction (RMB/tonne crude steel)
- Chinese steel industry struggling to reduce emissions: Table 1
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