Mitsubishi Heavy Industries launches pursuit of complete Carbon Neutrality at its Mihara Machinery Works in Hiroshima - Cyprus Shipping News
Samsung Heavy teams with German chemicals firm BASF to advance onboard carbon capture tech - Splash247
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Global Website | Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Infinium to Accelerate Decarbonization Solutions in Japan -- The companies announced plans to collaborate on the deployment
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering to test carbon capture technology at Technology Centre Mongstad in Norway - Renewable Carbon News
MPs warn against compensating heavy industry for low-carbon costs | Energy | The Guardian
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Climate change: this problem is bigger than cars and much harder to solve - Vox
How Low-Carbon Hubs Can Accelerate Heavy Industry's Path to Net Zero
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Subaru, Toyota, Mazda, and Yamaha take on challenge to expand options for producing, transporting, and using fuel toward achieving carbon neutrality | Automotive World
Carbon capture in the steel industry - collaboration agreement
Denmark Proposes Carbon Tax for Heavy Industries and Energy Sectors | Earth.Org
Climate Solutions Series: Decarbonizing Heavy Industry
Reducing carbon emissions from heavy industry - Elmelin Ltd
Why clean, green heavy industry is mission possible | World Economic Forum
The Net-Zero Industry Tracker: An interactive guide for executives | World Economic Forum
The challenge of decarbonizing heavy industry
How carbon capture can help heavy industries on the road to net-zero | Zurich Insurance
Heavy industry must act fast to reach net zero: Here's how | Spectra
Negative emissions pioneer Drax and leading global carbon capture company - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group - announce new BECCS pilot - Drax Global
MHI shakes hands with Saipem for carbon capture plants - SAFETY4SEA
How heavy industry can benefit from product-specific carbon footprint | Outokumpu
