We assess novel production technologies such as hydrogen-based direct reduced iron production as well as key levers across the entire value chain, from purchasing and after-sales service to the circular economy. Our focus is not only on environmental impacts, but also on the potential economic benefit of penetrating new markets and developing successful business models.
Another area of our expertise is the analysis of new and evolving regulatory policies at the country or EU level, such as the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, as well as actionable support for companies in this industry.
The studies featured here rely on our extensive experience in the industrial products and construction sector as well as our in-depth knowledge of the evolving ESG regulatory environment and a vast global client ecosystem with players across the entire value chain.
Series: Pathways to decarbonization | The built environment
Despite its positive impact on society - driving job creation and supporting the infrastructure in which humans live and work - the global built environment value chain is responsible for more than 37% of global carbon emissions.
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Series: Pathways to decarbonization | Steel
In their path towards net-zero, steelmakers will need to green their entire value chain. Doing so requires an investment in emerging technologies, continued regulatory support, and a willingness to work collaboratively. In this installment of our Pathways to decarbonization series, we explore strategies forward-thinking companies can deploy to support their transformation.
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Economic Briefing: The role of CBAM in European climate policy and the cost effects on imports: two scenarios
The EU is implementing an ambitious climate policy with the Green Deal growth strategy and the Fit-for-55 package. The Fit-for-55 package contains two measures that are particularly relevant for the decarbonization of energy-intensive industry.
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PoV: EU green steel transformation – why, what, and how? Enabling profitable growth for EU steel producers
EU steel producers need to transform to become climate-neutral and less dependent on coal, whilst ensuring future growth. New opportunities associated with almost climate-neutral “green steel” offer a promising way forward. Due to rising EU CO2eq costs and related policy changes aimed at decarbonizing the economy, demand for green steel is set to experience rapid growth, whilst conventional grey steel demand is expected to see a strong decline.
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PoV: Sustainability in after sales
As industry clambers to become carbon-free, socially responsible and regulation-compliant, the growth opportunities for equipment and machinery manufacturers are unprecedented. The obvious opportunity lies in driving sales of new, more energy-efficient equipment and machinery, yet we shouldn’t overlook the significant role that after-sales service plays.
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PoV: Sustainable supply chain transformation
In a new series on Sustainable Supply Chain, Deloitte examines sustainability in each function along the supply chain, elaborating on the challenges and opportunities by providing first-hand industry insights and best practices on topics ranging from green product design to carbon-free manufacturing and sustainable industry services.
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