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New Analysis: Europe’s coal power collapse exposes steel plants as Europe’s biggest emitters

New Analysis: Europe’s coal power collapse exposes steel plants as Europe’s biggest emitters

by Chris Rosslowe | Apr 7, 2020 | Homepage project promotion

New EUETS data shows for the first time, the biggest emitter in both the Netherlands and Spain is revealed as a coal-fired blast furnace.

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