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Steelmaking is estimated to account for 11 per cent of global CO2 emissions
Dutch bank thought to be the first in the world to rule out support for carbon intensive blast furnaces fuelled by coking coal
Campaign groups have called for more financial firms to stop financing new carbon intensive steelmaking projects, after ING became the first major bank to end support for coking coal-fuelled blast furnaces...
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