New steel coalition seeks global emissions standard for 'green steel'

James Murray
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New steel coalition seeks global emissions standard for 'green steel'

Global Steel Climate Council calls on governments to deliver policies and standards that can accelerate transition to low carbon steel technologies.

An international group of steel manufacturers has today announced the formation of a new coalition that is calling on governments to establish a global emission standard that incentivises steelmakers to...

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