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钢铁业的脱碳化Decarbonizing the Steel Industry |
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钢铁排放量占全球温室气体排放量的8%,被认为是难以减排的产业。 2022 年至 2050 年间,钢铁需求预计将增加 30% 以上,并且需要进行重大变革才能实现净零排放,即到 2050 年净零钢铁倡议 (NZI) 的目标。
儘管废钢的供应量预计会增加,但二次加工(回收)预计无法满足全球钢铁需求。钢铁製造的整体效率改进已被提议作为具有成本效益的解决方案,但这些只能带来适度的减排。实现有意义的减排需要放弃火力发电。
钢铁业价值链中碳强度最高的环节是钢铁製造。已提出的初级炼钢脱碳技术包括碳捕获、利用和储存(CCUS)、直接铁还原中的氢(HDRI)(替代煤炭)和电解。然而,这些生产 "绿色钢铁" 的方法难以具有成本竞争力,因此采用率仍然很低。实现净零目标需要加速引入这些技术。
电解尚未在商业规模上得到证实,CCUS的资本成本较高,令钢铁製造商持谨慎态度。 HDRI 被视为最成熟的技术,预计将占绿色钢铁项目的大部分。然而,氢基础设施的缺乏以及未来氢平准化成本的不确定性仍然是个课题。
随着这些新的製造方法变得更具成本竞争力,我们可能会在未来几十年内看到从煤炭转向 HDRI 和电解。 CBAM 等政策和承诺购买绿色钢铁的公司可以加速这一进程。
本报告审视了全球钢铁业的脱碳情况,概述了全球钢铁生产趋势和该行业的排放足迹、每个领域的行业脱碳关键技术,并讨论了关键参与者、政策和举措。
Steel contributes to 8% of global GHG emissions and is considered a hard to abate industry. As steel demand is expected to grow by more than 30% from 2022-2050, major changes will be needed to achieve the Net-Zero Steel Initiative's (NZI) target of net-zero by 2050.
Although scrap steel availability will increase, secondary stream steelmaking (recycling) is not expected to meet global steel demand. General efficiency increases in steelmaking have been proposed as a cost-effective solution, however these only yield modest emission reductions. A departure from thermal power sources is required to achieve meaningful emission reduction.
The most carbon intensive stage in the industry's value chain is steel manufacturing. Proposed technologies to decarbonize primary steelmaking include carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), hydrogen (to replace coal) in direct reduction of iron (HDRI) and electrolysis. However, these methods of producing "green steel" struggle to be cost-competitive and so adoption remains low. An accelerated introduction of these technologies will be needed to meet net zero targets.
Electrolysis has not yet been proven at commercial scale, and steel manufacturers have been wary of CCUS due to its high capital costs. HDRI is seen as the most developed technology and is expected to make up the majority of green steel projects. However, a lack of hydrogen infrastructure and uncertainty surrounding the future levelized cost of hydrogen remains a challenge.
As these new production methods become more cost-competitive, there will be a shift from coal to HDRI and electrolysis over the coming decades. This process has the potential to be sped up by policies such as CBAM or by companies making commitments to purchase green steel.
Current trends in global steel production and the sector's emission footprint. Overview of the key technologies for decarbonizing the sector across the mining, manufacturing and logistics segments of the supply chain, including low-carbon hydrogen, CCUS, electrification. In addition, the report discuses the key players, policies, and initiatives throughout.