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全球綠色鋼鐵市場 - 2023-2030Global Green Steel Market - 2023-2030 |
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全球綠色鋼鐵市場2022年達到2.013億美元,預計2030年將達到1404.357億美元,2023-2030年預測期間複合年成長率為126.7%。
綠色鋼鐵生產中使用包括太陽能、風能和水力發電在內的可再生能源,為其製造過程提供燃料並減少其碳影響。由於它直接有助於鋼鐵生產過程的整體永續性和環境優勢,因此向清潔能源的轉變是綠色鋼鐵運動的重要組成部分。
隨著越來越多的人意識到環保並在購買決策中選擇永續做法,消費者行為正在發生顯著變化。消費者行為的這種轉變推動了對環境影響較小的商品的需求。這些對環境敏感的消費者願意花更多錢購買符合他們理想的商品,而採用環保和低碳工藝製造的綠色鋼鐵對消費者來說很有吸引力。
由於該地區各國政府努力減少鋼鐵業產生的碳排放,亞太地區在綠色鋼鐵市場佔了超過 70% 的佔有率。例如,Pradhan Mantri Urja Ganga 計畫由印度政府於 2019 年啟動,旨在為汽車、烹飪燃氣以及企業提供 CNG,以滿足印度東部的原料/燃料需求。此外,鋼鐵是政府國家綠色氫使命的主要參與者,該使命的重點是氫的生產和使用。
綠色鋼鐵市場的崛起在很大程度上是由各個最終用戶部門對低碳鋼的需求不斷成長所推動的。綠色鋼鐵被定義為採用永續和生態友好的方法製造的鋼鐵,通常會減少資源使用和碳排放。由於低碳鋼需求的成長和對永續發展的日益關注的共同作用,綠色鋼鐵市場不斷擴大。
根據世界鋼鐵協會的數據,2020 年全球鋼鐵產量為 1,860 公噸(百萬噸),平均每天向環境排放 1.851 噸二氧化碳。由於鋼鐵產品的工業排放量不斷增加,各組織必須制定策略並與商業鋼鐵公司合作,以在全球增加綠色鋼鐵的產量。
通用汽車、寶馬等汽車行業企業擴大使用再生鋼和低碳鋼進行製造,這是另一個已經注意到的重大變化,並將對未來幾年對綠色鋼鐵的需求產生影響未來。例如,美國鋼鐵巨擘紐柯公司在2022年表示,將為通用汽車推出一系列淨零鋼鐵產品Econiq。 BMW也揭露了其全球汽車製造工廠中綠色鋼材的使用情況。
鋼鐵生產業對環保鋼鐵製造的日益了解正在推動市場發展。市場參與者不斷增加對綠地計畫、合作夥伴關係和策略聯盟的投資以改變其運作方式,推動了該產業的發展。政府補貼和製造業投資推動了對綠色鋼鐵的需求。
例如,為了支持國家在 2021 年實現所有部門能源轉型的雄心,印度政府創建了國家氫能使命。此外,BMW等汽車製造商在 2021 年 10 月表示,他們將在車輛中使用綠色鋼材(從瑞典鋼鐵公司 H2 Green Group 購買),到 2025 年將溫室氣體 (GHG) 排放量減少高達 95%。因此,政府的支持可能會增加市場對綠色鋼鐵的需求。
二氧化碳排放量正在上升。過去十年,鋼鐵業的整體二氧化碳排放量增加,主要是由於鋼鐵消耗和製造所需能源的增加。為了實現淨零情景,必須大幅減少二氧化碳排放。在短期內,透過提高能源效率和廢料收集,二氧化碳排放量可能會大大減少,這使得利用廢料進行更大的生產成為可能。
預計綠色鋼鐵的使用對於幫助世界各國實現長期發展目標和減少碳足跡至關重要。為了減少各國對能源進口的依賴、保護環境並滿足世界不斷成長的能源需求,綠色鋼鐵至關重要。此外,鋼鐵製造過程中還會釋放大量二氧化碳。
要大幅降低排放強度,必須採用包括電力製造、氫氣利用和 CCUS 在內的新技術。推廣綠色鋼鐵的措施應有助於減少二氧化碳排放。因此,世界各國政府都在推動脫碳計畫並鼓勵綠色鋼鐵,特別是在汽車和建築業等領域。
對碳會計計算缺乏了解一直是全球綠色鋼鐵市場的主要障礙,因為很難預測生產過程中的碳稅金額。因此,儘管到 2022 年只有一小部分北歐企業將在不使用化石燃料的情況下生產鋼鐵,但對綠色鋼鐵的認可正在被推遲。
SMS 組織和其他企業已經創建了一些數位工具。近年來,製造單位所有活動產生的二氧化碳排放量已被證明對企業來說是一項挑戰。綠色鋼鐵的吸引力在於其碳排放影響較小。然而,如果沒有正確的碳核算系統知識,鋼鐵製造商可能很難精確監控和核實減排量。他們的綠色承諾的可信度因缺乏明確性而受到損害。
全球綠色鋼鐵市場的擴張可能會受到綠色鋼鐵生產成本高的限制。綠色鋼鐵的生產採用低碳、生態友善的技術,經常使用非常規能源和尖端技術。儘管這些技術比傳統的鋼鐵製造技術更環保,但它們可能會導致更高的生產成本。
某些綠色鋼鐵製程可能需要比典型煉鋼製程所使用的原料更昂貴或更不易取得的特定原料。取得和運輸這些商品的費用可能會進一步推高生產費用。綠色鋼鐵製造經常使用再生能源,這可能比煤炭等傳統能源更昂貴。
Global Green Steel Market reached US$ 201.3 million in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 140,435.7 million by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 126.7% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
Renewable energy sources, including solar, wind and hydropower, are used in green steel production to fuel its manufacturing procedures and lessen its carbon impact. As it directly contributes to the overall sustainability and environmental advantages of the steel production process, this transition towards cleaner energy sources is an essential component of the green steel movement.
As more individuals become environmentally aware and choose sustainable practices in their purchase decisions, consumer behavior is changing significantly. The demand for goods with a lesser environmental effect is being driven by this shift in consumer behavior. These environmentally sensitive consumers are ready to spend more for goods that adhere to their ideals and green steel, which is made using eco-friendly and low-carbon procedures, appeals to consumers.
Asia-Pacific dominates the green steel market covering over 70% share owing to the governments in the region striving to reduce carbon emissions that are produced by the steel sector. As an illustration, the Pradhan Mantri Urja Ganga Project was started by the Indian government in 2019 with the intention of providing CNG for cars, cooking gas, as well as businesses to satisfy their feedstock/fuel requirements in Eastern India. Additionally, steel is a key participant in the government's National Green Hydrogen Mission, which focuses on the production and use of hydrogen.
The rise of the green steel market is being driven in large part by the rising demand for low-carbon steel from various end-user sectors. Green steel is defined as steel that is manufactured utilizing sustainable and ecologically friendly methods, frequently incorporating a decrease in resource usage and carbon emissions. The market for green steel has expanded due to the confluence of rising low-carbon steel demand and a growing focus on sustainability.
According to the World Steel Association, 1,860 MT (million tonnes) of steel were produced worldwide in 2020, releasing an average of 1.851 tonnes of CO2 into the environment per day. Organizations have had to develop strategies and collaborations with commercial steel-making companies to increase the production of green steel on a worldwide scale due to rising industrial emissions from steel products.
The growing use of recycled and low-carbon steel for manufacturing by businesses in the automotive industry, like General Motors, BMW, etc., is another significant change that has been noticed and will have an impact on the demand for green steel in the years future. For instance, the American steel giant Nucor Corporation stated in 2022 that it will introduce Econiq, a range of net-zero steel products for General Motors. BMW also disclosed the usage of green steel in its global vehicle manufacturing facilities.
An increased understanding of environmentally friendly steel manufacturing in the steel production sectors is driving the market. The industry is being driven by market participants' increasing investments in greenfield projects, partnerships and strategic alliances to change their operations. The demand for green steel is being fueled by government subsidies and investments in its manufacturing.
For instance, to support the nation's ambitions for all sectors of energy transformation in 2021, the Government of India created the National Hydrogen Mission. In addition, automakers like BMW stated in October 2021 that they would utilize green steel in their vehicles (to be purchased from a Swedish steel company, H2 Green Group), to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by up to 95% by 2025. Therefore, such government support might boost the market's demand for green steel.
CO2 emissions are rising. The steel and iron industry's overall carbon dioxide emissions have grown during the past ten years, mostly due to increases in steel consumption and the energy needed for manufacturing. To reach the Net Zero Scenario, significant CO2 emissions reductions are necessary. In the near term, carbon dioxide emissions may be decreased largely by improving energy efficiency and scrap collecting, which enables greater manufacture from scrap.
The use of green steel is anticipated to be crucial in helping countries all over the world achieve their long-term development objectives and reduce their carbon footprints. In order to reduce nations' dependency on energy imports, safeguard the environment and supply the world's expanding energy needs, green steel is crucial. In addition, a lot of CO2 is released during the manufacture of steel.
The adoption of novel technologies including electricity-based manufacturing, hydrogen utilization and CCUS will be necessary to achieve significant reductions in emissions intensity. Initiatives to promote green steel should help cut CO2 emissions. As a result, governments all over the world are boosting decarbonization plans and encouraging green steel, especially in sectors like the automobile and building industries.
Lack of understanding of carbon accounting calculations has been the main obstacle in the worldwide market for green steel since it is very difficult to predict the amounts of carbon tax during the production process. Consequently, the recognition of green steel is being delayed, even though just a small portion of Northern European enterprises will be making steel devoid of fossil fuels by 2022.
A few digital tools have been created by SMS organizations and other businesses. The quantity of CO2 emissions from all of a manufacturing unit's activities has proven to be challenging for businesses in recent years. The attraction of green steel is its less carbon impact. Steel makers may struggle to precisely monitor and verify emission reductions, nevertheless, without the right knowledge of carbon accounting systems. The credibility of their green promises is compromised by the lack of clarity.
The expansion of the global green steel market may be restricted by the high cost of producing green steel. The production of green steel, which uses low-carbon and ecologically friendly techniques, frequently uses unconventional energy sources and cutting-edge technology. Although these technologies are better for the environment than conventional steel manufacturing techniques, they may result in higher production costs.
Specific raw materials that may be more expensive or less easily accessible than those used in typical steelmaking processes may be needed for some green steel processes. The expense of obtaining and shipping these commodities may drive up production expenses even further. Green steel manufacturing frequently uses renewable energy sources, which can be more expensive than traditional energy sources like coal.
The global green steel market is segmented based on type, energy resource, end-user and region.
The automotive industry is seeing development in the green steel market as a consequence of rising environmental consciousness, stronger laws and the drive towards sustainable practices. Due to its significant steel consumption and move to more ecologically friendly automobiles, the automobile industry is a key factor in boosting demand for green steel, thus accounting for more than 2/3rd of the market.
For instance, as part of the industry-led SteelZero project, Volvo recently committed to utilizing only green steel in its production process by 2050. The business was also the first to design a vehicle utilizing only fossil-free steel, a prototype mining haul truck made from raw materials obtained from SSAB's ground-breaking HYBRIT steel initiative.
Additionally, Mercedes-Benz will also start buying steel from HYBRIT this year which is free of fossil fuels. The World Economic Forum's First Mover coalition, which was introduced at COP26, also includes Ford, which has committed to using 10% green steel by 2030. Volkswagen, Jaguar Land Rover, Toyota and General Motors are a few more automakers who have set a variety of objectives for lowering lifetime emissions from automobiles.
Asia-Pacific has been a dominant force in the global green steel market and green steel manufacturing techniques are being researched and developed, such as using hydrogen instead of coal in the steelmaking process. Sustainable steel manufacturing is more feasible in countries like India, China and Japan because of research and innovation in these fields. Thus growing investment in research activities of these countries has made them contribute nearly ½ of the share in the regional market growth.
Growing government initiatives and the presence of large corporations are two elements influencing this segment's growth. To supply gas to all the adjacent steel companies, the Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry, for instance, began the Pradhan Mantri Urja Ganga Project in 2019. The steel industry is responsible for around 15% of China's overall carbon emissions, compared to 14% for Japan and 12% for India. To speed the sector's transition to more environmentally friendly infrastructure, governments must enact well-designed legislation and regulations.
For Instance, A 13 million USD investment will establish a center for research and development of low-carbon raw materials. Rio also intends to work with the Japanese business Nippon Steel to develop complementary technology. The project aspires to be in line with Japanese climate targets by 2050, which includes a net-zero emissions target.
At the COP26 climate summit in November 2021, India, Japan and South Korea accelerated the development and uptake of clean technology and sustainable solutions in support of the Glasgow Breakthrough protocol to decarbonize steel. The countries also developed plans for their own country's industrial decarbonization.
The market is developing largely as a result of rising investments in the production of green steel and environmentally friendly construction materials. Increased investment in the creation of Green Steel is another factor driving the market. For instance, in January 2022, the South Korean steel producer Posco and the Indian Adani Group announced a USD 5 billion commitment to build a green, environmentally friendly integrated steel mill in Mundra, Gujarat, India.
The demand for green steel has been negatively impacted by COVID-19, especially in the power and energy industry. The pandemic has also had an impact on steel product import and export across all areas, which has led to a decrease in demand for green steel. In the COVID-19 era, there has been a roughly 12%-14% reduction in the demand for green steel.
COVID-19 has unflinchingly impacted all industries, which has had an impact on the mandate of several items on both the home and international markets. The majority of developing countries' current green steel demand circumstances show that steel consumption has decreased throughout the pandemic. Challenges have been addressed by several significant industries that produce green steel.
The majority of developing countries' current green steel demand circumstances show that steel consumption has decreased throughout the epidemic. Challenges have been addressed by several significant industries that produce green steel. Technical advancement and the transition to a greener economy have already accelerated under the post-pandemic situation. Technical advancement and the transition to a greener economy have already accelerated under the post-pandemic situation.
The steel industry is a major player in the market for green steel due to the fact that millions of tons of steel and other metals are required for the manufacturing of green steel. The market for steel goods across all areas has been influenced by the COVID-19 outbreak. To prevent building up stockpiles and falling steel product prices, which would lead to poorer revenue generation, steel mills in U.S. must modify their manufacturing activities.
The world's steel supply chain might be hampered by a war or conflict in an area like Russia or Ukraine that produces a lot of steel. Both nations are significant manufacturers and exporters of steel. Ukraine's rehabilitation is expected to cost more than US$400 billion or three times its GDP, according to the World Bank. External donors have invested US$59 billion into Ukraine to help it during the conflict since Russia invaded the country in February 2022.
A senior Ukrainian official said that Ukraine is seeking to collect up to US$40 billion to finance the first stage of a "Green Marshall Plan" to restructure its economy, which includes developing a steel sector free of coal. This announcement was made before an international gathering. The two-day gathering, which begins on Wednesday in London and is co-hosted by Ukraine and Britain, will feature discussions on short-term finance concerns as well as long-term rehabilitation initiatives.
Government officials are anticipated to debate behind closed doors whether and how to utilize frozen Russian assets to finance some of the rebuilding effort, as well as the establishment of a "war risk" insurance program to protect businesses that start investing in Ukraine once more.
The major global players in the market include: H2 Green Steel, Tata Steel Ltd., ArcelorMittal, Voestalpine, Boston Metal, Nucor Corporation, SSAB, Nippon Steel Corporation, JFE Steel Corporation and Salzgitter AG.
The global green steel market report would provide approximately 61 tables, 58 figures and 186 Pages.
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