SFOCフィード

🌏 Bonn may be over, but the road to COP33 is just beginning. The 2026 UNFCCC June Climate Meetings (SB64), held in Bonn, Germany, between June 8-18, highlighted both progress and persistent divides. For Japan and South Korea, these negotiations are more than diplomatic milestones. As major industrial economies, their approach to electrification, industry, and energy transition will have implications far beyond their borders. As climate diplomacy shifts eastward and the second Global Stocktake (GST 2.0) approaches, all eyes are increasingly on Asia. Our latest blog breaks down what Bonn's outcomes mean for Japan, Korea, and the road to COP33. 🌏⚡ 🔗 Link in comments. #SB64 #COP31 #COP33 #ClimatePolicy #EnergyTransition #Electrification #ClimateLeadership #SFOC

⚽ 🟨 Dirty steel earns Hyundai a climate yellow card — but the game isn’t over. Despite its #NextStartsNow campaign, Hyundai is falling behind competitors on supply chain decarbonization. The gap is especially striking given that Hyundai Motor Group owns its own steelmaker. Hyundai Steel supplies around 72% of the steel used in its vehicles, yet still relies heavily on coal. Meanwhile, global automakers are accelerating the shift to green steel: - Volvo Cars targets 100% carbon-free steel in new models from 2030 - BMW plans to source >40% low-carbon steel for its European plants by 2030, cutting up to 400,000 tons of emissions annually - Mercedes-Benz AG has signed a deal to secure 50,000 tons/year of carbon reduced stee l, as part of over 1.5 million tons in pre-purchase agreements across the industry 👉 Hyundai Motor has yet to set comparable green steel commitments. Our “yellow card” highlights key gaps, on disclosure, targets, and action, illustrating why next starts at steel. To stay in the game, Hyundai should: 🔹 Demand green steel from Hyundai Steel and suppliers 🔹 Set quantitative, time-bound green steel targets and a transition roadmap 🔹 Disclose full steel-related Scope 3 emissions Fair play on the pitch should mean fair play in the steel supply chain too. #GreenSteel #SupplyChains #WorldCup2026 #FIFA2026 #ClimateAction #NextStartsNow Hyundai Motor Company Lead The Charge Mighty Earth Greenpeace East Asia Ekō