The steelmaker’s guide to tackling upstream Scope 3 emissions 

Find out how some of the top steel companies are tackling Scope 3 emissions in nine fact-filled sections

Achieve your sustainability goals with our guide to Scope 3 emissions
Sustainability targets have become much more complex as the industry begins to focus on emissions generated along the supply chain, also known as Scope 3 emissions.

In this guide, you will learn more about why steelmakers are concerned about Scope 3 emissions and what some of the top steel companies are doing to tackle them in nine fact-filled sections.

Get your free copy today to learn more about Scope 3 emissions, including:
  • What are Scope 3 emissions?
  • Electric-arc furnace (EAF) steel production and the US advantage
  • The impact of new technology and regulatory frameworks on Scope 3 emissions
  • How some of the top steel companies are approaching raw materials, renewable energy and carbon capture to lower Scope 3 emissions
  • The road ahead for steel companies and consumers of steel products, including a long-term outlook of the steel market

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Read our latest steel market analysis, including developments in Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, green steel premiums, market forecasts and more

The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism will be implemented in seven months’ time but the region’s steel industry was still not fully prepared for the gradual changes the system will involve, Fastmarkets heard on Thursday May 8 at the Made in Steel trade fair in Milan, Italy.

MB-STE-0926 Green steel, differential to steel reinforcing bar (rebar) domestic, delivered Northern Europe, €/tonne was initially incorrectly input within the range of €30-40 per tonne. The correct differential is €20-40 per tonne. MB-STE-0925 Green steel base price, reinforcing bar (rebar) domestic, delivered Northern Europe, inferred, €/tonne was incorrectly input at €685-720 per tonne. The correct inferred price is €675-720 […]

The US green steel market faced minimal activity in the assessment period to Wednesday April 16, with sources reporting an unwillingness among buyers to pay a premium for low carbon steel.


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