What it means to be green: Steel market lacks consensus on what low-carbon looks like
\u201cGreen steel\u201d is becoming an increasingly desirable product around the world as more end users establish decarbonization goals and legislation like the EU\u2019s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) goes into effect. But with no single definition, steel market participants are having to come up with their own standards as they pursue lower-carbon steelmaking. \xa0\xa0
In this episode, Laura Varriale, managing editor of the ferrous metals team, EMEA, at S&P Global Commodity Insights and Guido Kerkhoff, management board chairman and CEO of the European unit of German steel service company Kl\xf6ckner & Co., talk about the state of the European and US green steel markets, challenges and advancements, and how steel trading might be affected by CBAM and the decarbonization drive. \xa0
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