European steel has long been a benchmark for quality and innovation, leading the global market in the development of advanced grades for automotive, aerospace, and energy applications. However, the sector is now in a critical state. The combined pressure of an ongoing economic crisis, surging energy costs, and an uncompromising regulatory focus on sustainability is eroding the industry’s competitive edge. Meanwhile, non-EU

Sustainability has become the corporate mantra of the 21st century. Net-zero targets, green steel, hydrogen-based processes, and carbon offsets dominate the headlines. Yet, beneath the surface of these ambitious declarations lies an uncomfortable reality: without energy efficiency, sustainability in heavy industry is nothing more than an illusion.

Today, in addition to energy use, it is crucial for organizations to assess their overall impact on global climate change. Corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories help companies identify opportunities for emission reduction. A GHG inventory is an accounting system that tracks the amount of greenhouse gas emissions released into or removed from the atmosphere over a given period. These inventories allow companies to analyz