Grüner Stahl trotz Wirtschaftskrise? Was es für die Transformation jetzt braucht

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Blick in Stahlwerk als Symbol für die nötige Transformation der Stahlindustrie

Unsere Welt steht auf stählernen Füßen. Für Autos, Hochhäuser, Windräder, Züge und öffentliche Infrastruktur brauchen wir Stahl. Doch die deutsche Stahlindustrie ist am Wanken, Grund dafür sind hohe Energiepreise, hohe US-Zölle auf Stahl-Produkte und der billige Stahl aus China. Wie kann die Transformation der Stahl-Industrie in dieser schwierigen Lage hin zu grünem Stahl gelingen? Woran scheitert die Dekarbonisierung bislang? Und sollte die EU ihre Stahlindustrie besser schützen? Darüber spricht Nora Noll mit Thomas Fritz, Referent für Handels- und Investitionspolitik bei PowerShift.

Wir bedanken uns bei der European Climate Foundation für die finanzielle Unterstützung dieses Podcasts. Die Verantwortung für die in diesem Podcast geäußerten Ansichten liegt bei PowerShift e.V..

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