News & Analysis
28 November 2024
Stakeholders show confidence as India-Sweden Industry Transition Partnership makes progress
Written by Danny Chapman, Jane Birch
The progress that the India-Sweden Industry Transition Partnership has made in its first year, including bringing together stakeholders to identify key technologies and financial resources for decarbonization, was outlined at COP29.
20 November 2024
Five-year report highlights LeadIT’s successes and remaining challenges
Written by Jane Birch
LeadIT has published its first five-year report, outlining its work, successes and impacts so far and the remaining challenges in aligning industry with the Paris Agreement. The report was launched at COP29 in Baku.
15 November 2024
Canadian green hydrogen partnership World Energy GH2 joins LeadIT
Written by Jane Birch
World Energy GH2 plans to construct one of the world’s first commercial green hydrogen and ammonia production plants. Its membership of LeadIT was announced during a LeadIT event at COP29 in Baku.
14 November 2024
Ashok Leyland, world’s 4th largest bus manufacturer, joins LeadIT
Written by Jane Birch
Ashok Leyland is a leading Indian multinational automotive manufacturer with an ambition to lead the transformation in road transportation. The company joined LeadIT during COP29.
11 November 2024
A question of demand – hydrogen and renewable electricity for the EU steel and iron transition
Written by Eileen Torres Morales, Aaron Maltais
The steel industry needs to cut carbon emissions by 55% by 2030 to align with EU climate targets. A new report based on the LeadIT Green Steel Tracker analyses hydrogen and renewable electricity demands to support this green transition within Europe.
30 October 2024
Slow progress on net zero targets amongst the largest steel producers
Written by Eileen Torres Morales, Jane Birch
A new report from LeadIT and GEM has found that less than half of the world’s top steel producers have targets to reach net zero emissions by midcentury, and even fewer track the full scope of emissions, jeopardizing the sector’s ability to meet long-term climate goals.