Together with the Dutch Government, Tata Steel in the Netherlands has laid out its CO2 reduction ambitions through an Expression of Principles document. 
In this, Tata Steel in the Netherlands has further refined its plans for decarbonisation with the potential to reduce CO2 emissions by five million tonnes a year by 2030. This would be an ambitious step towards helping the Netherlands in reaching the goals of the Dutch Climate Agreement.

Phase Two of the project involves engineering studies to explore the routes to decarbonisation, including the use and production of a hydrogen supply, carbon capture usage and storage (CCUS) and CO2 shipping from South Wales which would be the first CO2 shipping industry in the whole of the UK, and would create an entire new industry for the region.