Tag: Industrial decarbonisation

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Kassø, in southern Denmark, is now home to one of the world’s first operational e-methanol facilities, producing 42,000 tonnes per year from a 304 MW solar park, a 52 MW electrolyser and biogenic CO₂ captured from a local biogas facility. It reached FID in January 2022 without operating subsidies and started operations in 2025.

CISRI’s Linyi project in Shandong Province represents one of the most significant breakthroughs in global iron and steel decarbonisation. As an industrial-scale pure hydrogen direct reduced iron (DRI) facility, the project demonstrates China’s ambition to advance to near-zero carbon metallurgy by combining long-term research, abundant renewable energy resources and state-backed industrial innovation.

Read the full case study on our Build Clean Now campaign website
Bright Spot | CISRI Linyi

Decarb Connect Europe brings together senior industrials, investors, project developers, and buyers of low-carbon materials actively working on capital allocation and deployment decisions in 2026.

Briefing paper highlighting the commercial opportunity found in replacing clinker with limestone calcined clay in cement production.

Read | Calcined clay briefing

New analysis explores California’s successes and challenges in its efforts to reform permitting processes for electric truck depots.

In this month’s issue of Signal we report back from Davos and Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week, we share our learnings from the US on financing clean H2, and we analyse finance mechanism to unlock European e-SAF.

Tracker maps announcements, final investment decisions and operations of net-zero-aligned projects across critical industrial sectors globally. The pipeline is growing, but rapid acceleration is needed. MPP urges collective action by governments, companies, and financial institutions to unlock investment barriers and fast-track progress.

VISIT | Global Project Tracker

Energy & Industry Day at COP28 sees the launch of a new wave of breakthrough country and industry partnerships to grow global markets for low-carbon industrial products in high emitting sectors, such as steel, cement and heavy transport, accounting for around a third of global emissions.

First strategy developed with concrete & cement industry & anchored in granular economic modelling

Three main levers to enable net zero by 2050 and stay within the sectoral 1.5°C carbon budget

High cost increase for concrete and cement production, but cost increase on a typical building limited to 3%

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