ArcelorMittal announced that it is postponing its projects across Europe to build iron ore reduction plants based on green hydrogen, currently considered one of the best available technologies to contribute to decarbonization.
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Mapfre, Spain’s leading insurer, continues to face challenges in implementing stricter policies to fully eliminate its exposure to new fossil fuel projects.
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Article by Ana Barreira, director of IIDMA, on the challenges of negotiations at COP29 and the difficulty of reaching agreements.
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The International Institute for Law and Environment argues that the Gijón steelworks, owned by ArcelorMittal, operates in violation of current environmental legislation.
IIDMA has participated in the preparation of a report analyzing the transition plans of five major European energy companies.
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IIDMA organized an event at the Congress of Deputies to foster dialogue between science and politics in setting climate targets for 2040.
IIDMA has analyzed ArcelorMittal’s 2023 Annual Report and has found that relevant information on the impacts of its operations is omitted.
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Nearly a hundred organisations from all over Europe call for a stop to this project, deeming it is unnecessary and will worsen the energy crisis. The Spanish network Gas No Es Solución, of which IIDMA is part of, explains that renewable hydrogen has a key role in the energy transition, but it must be better
The European Union’s “Methane Regulation” must improve the control, monitoring and reduction of methane emissions.
The plaintiffs’ claims are based on science, but the Supreme Court states that, according to our Constitution, it only has the power to assess whether the plan under discussion complies with the Law.
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