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Joint Letter on Low-Carbon Steel Credits in the Review of EU CO₂ Emission Standards for Cars
Creating predictable demand for genuinely low-carbon steel is urgent. If properly designed, low-carbon steel credits can create a lead market for green steel and secure a future for a green steel industry in Europe.
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A joint letter urges the EU to include low‑carbon steel credits in its review of car CO₂ emission standards, arguing that a well‑designed credit system would create a predictable demand for genuinely low‑carbon steel and support a future green steel industry in Europe. The letter notes that many green steel projects have been announced across the continent in recent years, but several face setbacks because of insufficient offtake for low‑carbon steel products. By establishing a lead market through credits, the authors believe the industry could secure a stable future and accelerate the transition to lower‑emission automotive manufacturing.
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