This 2026 study uses Climate TRACE data to demonstrate that the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is successfully shifting trade demand away from carbon-intensive steel producers and toward cleaner manufacturers.
April release 5.6.0 includes monthly emissions data through February 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.
Powered by a network of vetted partners, OS Hub Spotlight connects siloed datasets — helping organizations discover and evaluate supply chain data linked to production facilities on a single platform.
While Port Lockroy is neither a large asset nor a major emitter in the Climate TRACE data, this small, far-flung polar location is a prime example of the fine detail and insights the methodology and data can reveal — with a seasonal spike in activity and emissions during the Antarctic summer.
Learn about Climate TRACE’s ownership data coverage across sectors, subsectors, and assets — including how to access and download data for direct, intermediate, and parent owners of emitting assets.
Coalition member RMI and Forward Analytics, which integrated Climate TRACE emissions data into its analytics beginning in January, leverage facility-level steel data in a new study.
Finland boasts a healthy economy with a growing power sector and growing population, yet also shows declining emissions and falling per-capita electricity consumption (despite ongoing electrification and EV adoption efforts).