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The steel industry is considered to be one of the difficult industrial sectors to abate in terms of GHG emissions intensity, and one particularly exposed to the risks arising from the transition to a low-carbon economy (GIZ, 2018a). There are two main methods of producing steel: an integrated process based on producing steel from iron ore and a semi-integrated process using scrap metal as.
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