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THE CHALLENGE OF DECARBONIZING HEAVY INDUSTRY SAMANTHA GROSS ENERGY & CLIMATE JUNE 2021 THE CHALLENGE OF DECARBONIZING HEAVY INDUSTRY SAMANTHA GROSS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Heavy industry makes products that are central to our modern way of life but is also responsible for nearly 40% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Steel, cement, and chemicals are the top three emitting industries and are among the most difficult to decarbonize, owing to technical factors like the need for very high heat…

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