😷 Dirty out?

#Coal dependency remains rife amongst 22 leading steelmakers.

1️⃣Coal consumption is NOT decreasing as fast as it should be
2️⃣ Many of these companies do NOT report coal consumption

Our new tool looks at what is actually being delivered.

🔗www.steelwatch.org/tracker
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Some glimmers progress and yawning gaps.

Watch our latest video to get the key insights from our Steelmaker Transformation Tracker

👉 from how diligently the selected companies are phasing out coal
👉 to their green steel readiness.

🎬 Let’s go!

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🧐Tracking major steelmakers’ progress is complex.

Emissions data is inconsistent and difficult to compare across companies.

Our Executive Director, @carolineashley.bsky.social, explains how the new #SteelWatchTracker helps to cut through the spin 👇

🚀The Steelmaker Transformation Tracker has landed!

This new tool offers comparable metrics for 22 major steelmakers worldwide on:

💨 Emissions reduction
🔥 Coal dependency
✅Green steel readiness
👷Impact on people and society

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To backtrack now would send the wrong signal and not only undermine Europe’s credibility but also weaken the momentum of climate action globally.

Read our full commentary: bit.ly/4hjxzJD

#GreenSteel #SteelDecarbonisation #CBAM #ETS #ClimateAction

Speaking in Brussels, our Executive Director explained why greenwashing happens & why civil society needs to add further scrutiny to the claims of steelmakers.
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Iron- & steelmaking often go hand-in-hand, happening in the same place. Speaking in Brussels, our Executive Director explained to an EU audience why decoupling iron- & steelmaking deserves an honest conversation & can secure a cleaner #SteelIndustry & all the downstream industries.
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Speaking in Brussels, SteelWatch Executive Director, @carolineashley.bsky.social, stressed that Europe’s commitment to decarbonising steel is not only vital at home, it also sets the tone for global markets. Watch👇
#GreenSteel #SteelDecarbonisation

“We have to move the ironmaking to the locations in the world that have the best renewable energy.”

In the latest BBC Rare Earth episode, @carolineashley.bsky.social, SteelWatch Executive Director, shares one of the solutions that can help speed up industry transformation.

Nippon Steel Corporation‘s plan to reline the BF 14 blast furnace at U. S. Steel’s Gary Works in Indiana, is a climate “failure,” Ed Ballard reported in the latest @wsj.com newsletter.

"That blast furnace No. 14 will emit 100 million tons of carbon dioxide over its extended lifespan.”