Report: Towards Carbon Neutral Steel in Japan

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Written By Tierney Smith

With the industrial sectors in Japan being accountable for 37% of the country’s greenhouse gas emissions, as well as iron and steel being important materials - the move towards a carbon neutral steel is crucial.

All in all, this means that the steel production process must face a transformation to become carbon neutral, as well as staying competitive in the market.

Towards Carbon Neutral Steel in Japan, identifies the latest trends in the European Union to stimulate proactive discussion around the transition and policy making in Japan.

Resource: Towards Carbon Neutral Steel in Japan

Author & Year: Renewable Energy Institute, 2021

Tierney Smith
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