thyssenkrupp Recognized by CDP for Climate Transparency
- CDP collected environmental data from over 22,000 companies in 2025.
- The CDP data collection involved 640 investors with $127 trillion in assets.
- thyssenkrupp is building a hydrogen-capable direct reduction plant in Duisburg.
- thyssenkrupp nucera supplies electrolysis plants for hydrogen production.
CDP Recognition
For the tenth consecutive year, thyssenkrupp has been awarded top marks by CDP for its climate protection efforts and transparency in disclosing carbon emissions. The company is among 877 globally recognized firms, including 34 from Germany, on CDP's Climate A List.
Investor and Company Data
CDP's data collection serves as a crucial resource for investors and companies aiming for a sustainable economy. In 2025, CDP gathered environmental data from over 22,000 companies on behalf of 640 investors, managing assets worth $127 trillion.
Decarbonization Initiatives
thyssenkrupp is actively contributing to industrial sustainability by promoting climate-friendly solutions. A significant project is the construction of a hydrogen-capable direct reduction plant at the Duisburg steel site, one of the largest industrial decarbonization projects worldwide.
Innovative Technologies
thyssenkrupp's Decarbon Technologies segment offers cutting-edge solutions for green transformation. The company is a leader in electrolysis plants for hydrogen production and is developing technologies for clean ammonia, green methanol, sustainable aviation fuel, and carbon capture. Additionally, thyssenkrupp is advancing the cement industry's climate-neutral conversion with its pure oxyfuel technology.
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