Description
In 2019, Thyssenkrupp has set itself clear targets: the Group aims to be climate neutral by 2050 and a reduction of 30 percent emissions is planned for 2030.
The steel business of Thyssenkrupp is responsible for some 95% of the Group’s total emissions. Thyssenkrupp Steel has therefore defined a clear climate strategy to contribute to the Group’s climate targets.
Thyssenkrupp Steel is pursuing an open approach and focusing on two parallel, equally important routes: the avoidance of CO2 through the use of hydrogen (“Carbon Direct Avoidance”, CDA) and the use of CO2 produced in steelmaking (“Carbon Capture and Usage”, CCU).
Contact
Gerrit Riemer, Head of Governmental and Corporate Affairs