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thyssenkrupp has been recognized on CDP's Climate A List for the tenth consecutive year for its transparent carbon reporting and progress in climate protection. This recognition highlights its emissions management, targets aligned with the Paris Agreement, and actions across its value chain.

The company is engaged in decarbonization projects, including a hydrogen-capable direct reduction plant in Duisburg, contributing to low-carbon steel production. Its subsidiaries support energy transition with innovations in electrolysis, clean ammonia, and cement industry transformation through oxyfuel technology. CDP's recognition reflects thyssenkrupp's commitment to climate responsibility and emission reduction technologies.