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Sustaining the Un-Sustainables: Investment Roadmap.
This report offers a strategic roadmap for decarbonizing hard-to-abate industrial sectors like steel, cement, and chemicals. It focuses on maintaining financial viability and competitiveness while aligning with net-zero commitments. The report outlines technological solutions such as hydrogen pathways, carbon capture, and digital tracking for emissions. It provides a framework for investors to assess opportunities, prioritize technologies, and manage regulatory risks effectively, highlighting the importance of clear policy support.
Carbon CaptureDecarbonizationGreen TechnologyHard-to-Abate Sectorsindustrial emissionsinvestment roadmap
Alaa Al-Amad, Ghost Research
2026-01-03
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Alaa Al-Amad
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Perspective.
PurposeTo provide an investment guide for decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors while maintaining asset value and competitiveness.
AudienceInstitutional investors, development finance institutions, and strategic capital allocators.
Report LengthComprehensive and detailed.
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsSteel, cement, chemicals, and energy-intensive industries.
Geographic AreasGlobal, with specific references to North America, Europe, Asia.
Special EmphasisFocus on sustainability, technology innovation, and policy frameworks.
Report Layout.
Introduction
- Purpose and strategic objectives
- Definition of industries
- Rationale for urgency
Market Landscape & Emissions Profile
- Global footprint
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Insights.
Decarbonization of hard-to-abate sectors is critical for global climate goals.Investments must balance technology readiness with financial viability.Policy support, such as carbon pricing, is essential to reduce risk.Hydrogen and CCUS technologies are pivotal for emissions reduction.Near-term investment focuses on proven technologies and green infrastructure.Key Questions Answered.
