According to a presentation entitled “Digitalization Reveals Green Steel Brand Value” presented by Cai lihui, researcher at HBIS Green and Low-Carbon Technology Co., Ltd., at the Asia Steel Forum held in Beijing on July 16, HBIS Group has participated in the World Steel Association's life Cycle Assessment (LCA) work for four consecutive years as a member of the LCA Expert Group. In Hebei Province, HBIS is leading the development of carbon emission reduction methodologies for five categories: heavy-duty hydrogen trucks, hydrogen metallurgy, increasing scrap content in oxygen converters, road-to-rail transition, and carbon capture. data, assets, technology and resources, and build a “1+3+N” business ecosystem to unlock the value of green steel.
Mr. Tsai said green steel is no longer a value-added benefit that companies can exploit, but a prerequisite for them to be able to produce and sell their products, which is similar to a market entry requirement.
CBAM The EU entered the final compliance phase on January 1, 2026, requiring six sectors, including steel and aluminum, to report carbon emissions and acquire CBAM certificates. Meanwhile, China's carbon market plans to bring the steel industry under full carbon compliance control by 2026. Carbon credits could go from surplus to deficit, creating a stricter domestic regulatory environment for steelmakers. Mr Tsai said digital capabilities, such as the ability to accurately determine a product's carbon footprint, achieve internationally recognized certification and meet customer demands for tracking carbon data, are becoming a critical factor in determining whether steel brands can cross the threshold of green market access. road map and plant for the development of low-carbon products.
HBIS implements innovations in process structure, energy balance and materials technology.
The company is introducing six technology areas and creating two management platforms.
HBIS goals are to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 10 percent from the peak by 2025, by 30 percent from peak by 2030 and aim for carbon neutrality by 2050.
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