News & Analysis
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.
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.
20 October 2024
India and Sweden the perfect match – driving policy, technology and finance for net zero
Written by Danny Chapman, Jane Birch
Decarbonizing the global cement and steel industries through partnerships enabled by LeadIT was top of the agenda at the India Sweden Innovation Day held in Stockholm.
3 October 2024
The view from New York – reflections from Climate Week September 2024
Written by Nadia Mondini, Jane Birch
At two LeadIt hosted events at Climate Week 2024, speakers from industry, technology providers, government, academia and financiers focused on the necessary actions to accelerate the industry transition to net-zero.
24 September 2024
New name, new membership as we welcome Stegra to LeadIT
Written by Jane Birch
Green steel scale up, Stegra are the latest company committed to net zero industry to join LeadIT. Stegra are building the world's largest green steel plant in Boden, Sweden and by 2030, plan to produce 5 million tonnes of steel annually.