Andrade et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Net-negative emission opportunities for the iron and steel industry on a global scaleAndrade et al., 2024
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- Andrade C
- Desport L
- Selosse S
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- Applied Energy
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The iron and steel industry is a high energy-intensive and polluting sector, and its production is expected to increase in the coming decades. Therefore, the steel sector must follow a sustainable pathway to align with climate objectives. However, its decarbonization is …
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