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low-carbon steel

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noun

  1. engineering steel containing between 0.04 and 0.25 per cent carbon

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Auto makers will have to “compensate” for the 10% of fleet emissions allowed under this rule by using allegedly low-carbon steel produced in Europe, for instance.

From The Wall Street Journal

They will also be expected to use low-carbon steel made in the EU in the vehicles they produce.

From BBC

The remaining 10% would need to be made up through the use of low-carbon steel or from e-fuels and biofuels, according to the proposal.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the growing demand for low-carbon steel, the spread of renewable energy, and advanced electrodes able to withstand molten iron have changed that picture.

From Science Magazine

Governments, he said, could incentivize the use of low-carbon steel for building and infrastructure by requiring state-funded projects to use low-carbon versions of designated construction materials.

From Salon