Our work

Japan has a proud history of high-quality steel production. But as one of its most polluting industries, it must be decarbonised for the country to achieve its 2050 net zero targets. We're working to achieve this.

Read more about our work in English and Japanese.

Steel is a building block of South Korea’s economy. The world’s 6th largest steelmaker can lead on steel decarbonisation if stakeholders across the value chain work together. We're working to drive this. Read more about our work in English and Korean.

Over 50% of all steel produced globally is made in China, so it must play a critical role in the global green steel transition.

From our Beijing office, we’re closely collaborating with our members in China, including CIMC TCREA and Hang Lung Properties, who are committed to using 100% net zero steel by 2050 or earlier.

From our New Delhi office, we’re engaging with policymakers and businesses to speed up the decarbonisation of the Indian steel industry. 

For example, we worked closely with the Department of Economic Affairs, and as part of the B20, to ensure steel decarbonisation was central to the agenda of the Clean Energy Ministerial 14 and India’s G20 presidency.

We’re working with policymakers and members across Europe to drive corporate leadership and effective policy to decarbonise steel.

We're asking policymakers to drive the net zero steel transition and unlock supply of green steel for our UK-headquartered members.

In a letter signed by nearly 20 members, we called on the new UK government to prioritise the steel industry's net zero transition with a coherent industrial strategy.

We're engaging with businesses and government at all levels to drive green public procurement and investment into steel decarbonisation as central pillars of policies such as the Inflation Reduction Act.

Our work also includes bringing together industry leaders and stakeholders to drive forward real action at our flagship annual events, US Climate Action Summit and Climate Week NYC.