With a strong background in political communication, human resources, and behind-the-scenes coordination, she is certain to help our team stay organised, connected, and focused on impact.

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Bringing deep expertise to lead and strengthen the data strategy and analysis for a network of civil society organisations across Europe, Francesco joins SteelWatch as a European Steel Data Analyst.

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She's helped innovate newsroom practices and craft stories on climate and the environment with a science-driven approach. Her expertise in strategic media engagement and narrative mapping will strengthen SteelWatch’s ability to shape public and industry conversations around #SteelDecarbonisation.

🚗The 2026 @leadthecharge.bsky.social Leaderboard that evaluates 18 automakers on their efforts to eliminate emissions, environmental harms, and human rights violations from their supply chains is out.

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Analysis: China’s CO2 emissions have now been ‘flat or falling’ for 21 months - Carbon Brief China’s carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions fell by 1% in the final quarter of 2025, likely securing a decline of 0.3% for the full year as a whole.

Anyone working on #SteelDecarbonisation is watching China closely as its emissions and steel production patterns shift.
A new analysis by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air published by Carbon Brief, finds that China’s total CO2 emissions have now been “flat or falling” for 21 months 👇

Momentum shifts east in green steel transition A funding shortfall at Swedish company Stegra exemplifies the slowdown in Europe’s green steel transition. Meanwhile China is building momentum in lower-emissions steel and leading the world in green ...

Europe has long been seen as an early mover in the #GreenSteel transition, supported by early policy ambition & first-of-a-kind projects but recent commentary from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) highlights that the momentum may be shifting 👇
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A new @banktrack.bsky.social report “Financing False Solutions in #SteelDecarbonisation” shows:
⚠️Only 2 of the top 10 steel financiers globally have public sustainable finance frameworks for steel.
⚠️19/20 banks analysed are financing false solutions, from biomass to offsetting.
Read: bit.ly/4aeXDDV

A step forward in Dunkirk — but far from deep transformation once promised - SteelWatch The Hague, Tuesday, 6 February 2026 – After a series of delays, SteelWatch cautiously welcomes ArcelorMittal’s announcement  of a EUR 1.3 billion investment in the construction of a two million tonne ...

SteelWatch cautiously welcomes ArcelorMittal’s EUR 1.3 billion investment in a two million tonne capacity electric arc furnace at Dunkirk & the planned retirement of one of two blast furnaces around 2030. Read our full reactive statement & find out more👇
#GreenSteel #SteelDecarbonisation #GreenIron

Building on this, further details of its 2.5 Mpta HBI capacity offtake agreements have been announced. Read more ☝️

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The report also finds that the blast furnaces of U.S. Steel, now a wholly owned subsidiary of Nippon Steel, are linked to steel supply chains of major Japanese automakers, including Toyota and Honda. Read more 👇

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Environmental Groups Demand Answers from ArcelorMittal on Decarbonization Project - Environmental Defence ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENCE, STEELWATCH, ENVIRONMENT HAMILTON Toronto | Treaty Lands and Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and the

More than three years into the project timeline, there has been little to no progress on the ground, no revised project plan or no credible timeline.

Read more here 👇

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Decarbonizing iron ore mining: strategies from global leaders — GMK Center Major companies are developing different solutions – from electrification of mining fleet to new steelmaking technologies

Small steps need to cascade into a robust value chain near-zero emissions iron and near-zero emissions steel, globally.

Read more below 👇

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👀Good to see growing scrutiny of corporate environmental and social performance with the latest @sdgbenchmarks.bsky.social’s analysis of the 2,000 most influential companies across the globe. Read more 👇

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Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the dominance of tariffs, cost pressures, uncertainty over policy incentives, and politicisation of steel within national security debates.

📖 Read the full review to see how these indicators fit into the wider global picture and what they reveal about steel decarbonisation in 2025: https://bit.ly/497PSyZ

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Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the dominance of tariffs, cost pressures, uncertainty over policy incentives, and politicisation of steel within national security debates.

The newly-announced blast furnace (BF) capacity still exceeded the newly-announced direct reduced iron (DRI) capacity. 📖 Read the full review to see how these indicators fit into the wider global picture and what they reveal about #SteelDecarbonisation in 2025: https://bit.ly/497PSyZ
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Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the dominance of tariffs, cost pressures, uncertainty over policy incentives, and politicisation of steel within national security debates.

Read the SteelWatch Review, ‘Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static’, to review other #SignalsOfChange that can turn into trends: https://bit.ly/497PSyZ

#SteelDecarbonisation #ClimateAction #GreenSteel #2025review #YearInReview
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Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the dominance of tariffs, cost pressures, uncertainty over policy incentives, and politicisation of steel within national security debates.

Read the SteelWatch Review, ‘Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static’, to review other #SignalsOfChange that can turn into trends: https://bit.ly/48Eij7F

#SteelDecarbonisation #ClimateAction #GreenSteel #Coal #2025review #YearInReview
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Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the dominance of tariffs, cost pressures, uncertainty over policy incentives, and politicisation of steel within national security debates.

Read the SteelWatch Review, ‘Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static’, to review other #SignalsOfChange that can turn into trends: https://bit.ly/48Eij7F

#SteelDecarbonisation #ClimateAction #GreenSteel

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Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the dominance of tariffs, cost pressures, uncertainty over policy incentives, and politicisation of steel within national security debates.

Read our full review, to have a look at other #SignalsOfChange that can turn into trends: https://bit.ly/497PSyZ

#SteelDecarbonisation #ClimateAction #GreenSteel #GreenIron #GreenHydrogen #2025review #YearInReview
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Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the dominance of tariffs, cost pressures, uncertainty over policy incentives, and politicisation of steel within national security debates.

Read the SteelWatch Review, ‘Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static’, to review other #SignalsOfChange that can turn into trends: https://bit.ly/497PSyZ

#SteelDecarbonisation #ClimateAction #GreenSteel #GreenIron #GreenHydrogen #2025review #YearInReview
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Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the domi...

Read the SteelWatch Review, ‘Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static’, to review other #SignalsOfChange that can turn into trends: bit.ly/48Eij7F

#SteelDecarbonisation #ClimateAction #GreenSteel #2025review #YearInReview

Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the domi...

🧵[5/5] Momentum can build rapidly, if companies & policymakers build on these signals of positive change rather than dig deeper into the narrative of delay to protect the status quo. 📖Read the full review👇

#SteelDecarbonisation #ClimateAction #GreenSteel #Coal #GreenIron #GreenHydrogen #2025review

Steel decarbonisation in 2025: stagnant but far from static - SteelWatch The transition of the global steel industry to near-zero emissions production made little progress in 2025. This year was defined not by decisive movement toward steel decarbonisation, but by the domi...

[4/4] 📖 Read our review to get clarity in a year when public debate has been clouded by narratives of “stalling” and “protectionism” 👇

#SteelDecarbonisation #ClimateAction #GreenSteel #2025review #YearInReview

📘A new Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) report explores Oman’s potential for advancing in the green iron and steel transition.

Read the report here: bit.ly/48w0TK2

#GreenSteel #GreenHydrogen #GreenIron #SteelDecarbonisation #ClimateAction

Chinese and European industry groups to decide on… Steel is one of the world’s most traded commodities, with roughly one-third of the global supply crossing borders. That makes

The tools are emerging. Now it’s time to use them.

Read the article below.

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🌍As we are in the last week of #COP30, which is being hailed as an implementation COP, it is clear that we are not on track to the 1.5C goal. It’s worth reminding ourselves that the steel industry is a significant contributor to climate change.

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Measuring Transition: The Indian Steel Majors - Carbon Tracker Initiative Expansion plans, climate targets and trade exposure in India’s steel sector. This report examines how expansion plans by...

AM/NS India is the only one of the four with no net zero target, and the one with the biggest planned expansion of coal-based blast furnace production.
Read more 👇

#GreenSteel #SteelDecarbonisation #NipponSteel #ArcelorMittal

Australia’s steel sector too focused on replacing one fossil fuel with another Australia will struggle to compete on cost with the Middle East on gas-based iron and steelmaking. Producing iron and steel using gas is emissions-intensive. Trying to reduce emissions with carbon cap...

‼️Australia risks locking itself out of a green steel future
A new Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) analysis warns Australian companies that doubling down on gas-based iron and steelmaking is the wrong path for the future.

#GreenSteel #GreenIron #SteelDecarbonisation

📢Methane is the steel sector’s silent climate risk & it’s no longer invisible. @unep.org's IMEO recently released the “An Eye on Methane: From measurement to momentum” report, highlighting a blind spot in global #SteelDecarbonisation: methane from metallurgical coal (#MetCoal). Read more👇

To Become a Clean “Energy Superpower,” Canada Needs “Green” Steel and Iron | CCPA With the weight of the U.S. trade war challenging key export industries, Prime Minister Mark Carney and his ministers have set up camp in Washington, D.C., hoping to convince President Trump to reduce tariffs on imported Canadian steel, aluminum, lumber and automobiles. 

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Insightful @policyalternatives.ca article highlighting why Canada should not overlook the value of #GreenIron & #GreenSteel in national development & trade diversification plans. Read more: https://bit.ly/3JqRWYV
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