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Metal One Corporation (Metal One) and Clean Energy Systems (CES) today announced an agreement to deploy CES' proprietary carbon capture technology to accelerate decarbonization of the global steel industry. Metal One has made an initial funding to CES, and the parties will immediately work to promote the use of green steel across all industries, helping major corporations that have pledged to achieve net zero carbon emissions.
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