TL;dr:
Steel: $180 – $360 / tCO2e
Cement: $60 – $110 / tCO2e
Aluminum: $210 / tCO2
Ammonia: $36 – $360 / tCO2e
Oil: $247 / tCO2e
Natural Gas: $20 – $30 / tCO2e
From the WEF's Net-Zero Industry Tracker 2022 Edition
Disclaimer
This document is published by the World Economic
Forum as a contribution to a project, insight area
or interaction. The findings, interpretations and
conclusions expressed herein are a result of a
collaborative process facilitated and endorsed by
the World Economic Forum but whose results do
not necessarily represent the views of the World
Economic Forum, nor the entirety of its Members,
Partners or other stakeholders.Foreword 3
Executive summary 4
1 Mission and methodology 7
2 Cross-industry findings 13
2.1 Net-zero performance 14
2.2 Net-zero readiness 23
3 In-depth industry analysis 31
3.1 Steel 32
3.2 Cement 42
3.3 Aluminium 52
3.4 Ammonia 62
3.5 Oil 72
3.6 Natural gas 8
....MUCH MORE, (111 page PDF with all sorts of fancy graphics)
But not one mention, anywhere, of how much these proposals, individually or in aggregate will lower the temperature.
It's just math. The tool of SCIENCE. Put the number out there, I don't care if it's Celsius or Fahrenheit.
Wait, wait, Kelvin would be nice. For the percentage moves.
