It's actually even worse. The direct emissions are 7%, the whole are 12%. That includes things like the footprint electricity that steelmaking uses. I used the

It's actually even worse. The direct emissions are 7%, the whole are 12%. That includes things like the footprint electricity that steelmaking uses. I used the lower 7% number in that article, because that's the emissions one talks about when tackling process / blast furnace emissions, so I thought using the higher number would be misleading in that context. (I have mentioned both numbers in an earlier text that is also linked: https://industrydecarbonization.com/news/the-path-to-green-steel-could-be-hydrogen.html https://industrydecarbonization.com/news/the-path-to-green-s... )