EU industry on track to slash emissions in first wave of projects
With looming EU targets of reducing economy-wide emissions by 55% by 2030, the pressure is on heavy industries to decarbonise, and fast. Project efficiency and access to funding will be crucial to ensuring future success and wider deployment across industry.

Reuters Events’ latest whitepaper, EU industry on track to slash emissions in first wave of projects, explores the challenges and opportunities of low-carbon projects currently underway, including two pioneering projects by Thyssenkrupp Steel and cement maker Heidelberg Materials.
Get a copy of our complimentary whitepaper to:

  • Get a breakdown of the 60 low carbon EU steel projects, explore the scale of CAPEX required, and discover timelines for switching to electric arc furnaces (EAFs) and installing direct reduced iron plants (DRIs)
  • Explore the challenges faced by Thyssenkrupp Steel in building a 100%-hydrogen-capable DRI plant and Heidelberg Materials in installing the world’s first industrial-scale CCS facility. Learn about Thyssenkrupp's hydrogen imports and Heidelberg's financing structure.
  • See how the cement and lime sectors are leading on 18 CCS projects and technology deployment in our summary of EU-wide cross-industry CCS projects, and where CCS investment is expected in heavy industries
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Iris
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