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Why steel can be an unexpected leader in decarbonization

A machine creating sparks, illustrating the potential for the decarbonization of the steel industry

Is decarbonization achievable in the steel industry? Image: Photo by Karan Bhatia on Unsplash

Holger Stamm
Principal, Oliver Wyman (MMC)
Nils Naujok
Partner, Energy and Natural Resources, Oliver Wyman (MMC)
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