2024.11.19 Tue.
- 15:45 - 17:00
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Pathways toward Steel Decarbonization - Green Steel leading the Green Transition -
- Organizer
- The Japan Iron And Steel Federation (JISF)
- Details
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Abstract
Major steel companies have already begun branding and marketing their Green Steel. At this event, after presenting common industry rules and case studies of "Green Steel leading the Green Transition", various stakeholders will discuss ways to promote customer understanding, synergies with national policies and public procurement, consistency with existing international rules, and future challenges and opportunities.
Program
Opening Remarks
- FUNAKOSHI Hirofumi | Chair, Environment and Energy Committee, JISF / Representative Director Executive Vice President, Nippon Steel
worldsteel's activities
- Clare BROADBENT | worldsteel
JISF’s activities and case study of Japanese steel Industry
- DOHNOMAE Hitoshi | JISF / General Manager, Environment Planning Division, Nippon Steel Corporation
Study on GHG chain of custody in Industrial Deep Decarbonisation Initiative(IDDI)
- Riccardo SAVIGLIANO | United Nations Industrial Development Organization
Panel Discussion
- TEZUKA Hiroyuki | Fellow, JFE Steel Corporation
Panelist
- Clare BROADBENT | Ditto
- DOHNOMAE Hitoshi | Ditto
- YOSHITAKA Mari | Fellow (Sustainability), Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting Co., Ltd.
- SHIKAMA Kan | Deputy Director, Industrial Green Transformation Manufacturing Industries Bureau Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
- Riccardo SAVIGLIANO | Ditto
- Session Summary
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World Steel Association presented "worldsteel guidelines for GHG chain of custody approaches in the steel industry" of Nov. 2024, showing how steel manufacturers can implement GHG reduction projects, issue reductions certificates, and allocate certificates to steel products. JISF explained Green Steel supply utilizing “Reduced Emissions of Product (REP)” per Japanese Government and case study of members, emphasizing significance of REP. Consistency with international regulations & initiatives such as ISO standards, GHG protocols and SBTi, and transparency and reliability should be important.
Panelists 
Panel Discussion 
Opening Remarks by Mr. FUNAKOSHI, Nippon Steel