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BMW revs up H2 Green Steel agreement

Amber Rolt

22 August 2022 • 1 min read

BMW revs up H2 Green Steel agreement

BMW and H2 Green Steel have joined forces in latest bid to reduce Scope 3 emissions across the auto giant's supply chain

Auto giant BMW has today announced it has signed an agreement with Stockholm-based low carbon steel provider H2 Green Steel in a move designed to reduce its Scope 3 emissions across its supply chain...

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