August release 5.10.0 includes monthly emissions data through June 2026. Emissions for the first half of 2026 were higher than in the first half of 2025.
An incremental wind up of EAF steel production, coupled with a concurrent wind down of BF/BOF steel production, paints a vivid picture of steel decarbonization. But not without hiccups along the way.
July release 5.9.0 includes monthly emissions data through May 2026.
Most human economic activities release greenhouse gases into the Earth's atmosphere. We use satellites and other remote sensing technologies to spot these emissions activities.
A blend of carbon-free electricity to power EAF steelmaking and 20% green hydrogen for natural gas DRI would substantially reduce emissions at just a 3% cost premium for steelmakers.
An analysis of Mars's clean energy procurement on behalf of its value chain found that broad adoption by large corporations could create significant new demand for renewable energy.
The team from Duke University, Climate TRACE's lead on the buildings sector, published a new peer-reviewed article about their method for estimating building emissions.