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The Global Industry Hub
Mobilizing Industrial Decarbonization
About The Global Industry Hub
Heavy industry—steel, cement, and chemicals—is the single largest source of industrial emissions globally, yet it remains one of the hardest sectors for climate funders to reach. Despite its outsized climate impact, this sector has long been overlooked due to its complexity, capital intensity, and slow innovation cycles. The Global Industry Hub was created to change that. As the premier platform for convening stakeholders, promoting innovation, and deploying catalytic capital, the Hub gives funders a direct channel to invest at the source of emissions. It applies patient, risk-tolerant funding to accelerate demand for clean industrial products and support the scaling of breakthrough technologies. More than just a funding mechanism, the Hub acts as a nexus point—connecting government, civil society, and the private sector to drive clean industry acceleration. Its work contributes to new market creation, regional revitalization, and the long-term strengthening of emerging economies. For climate-minded funders, the Hub unlocks one of the highest-leverage opportunities to shape a net-zero future.
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Signals from The Global Industry Hub
3 published signals
Research & Knowledge
The Global Industry Hub identified Green Transition Capital as a concept for financing the green premium in industrial projects.
Reported by Adam Bornstein
Research & Knowledge
The Global Industry Hub published a LinkedIn post discussing the parallel between tokenizing equity in professional sports teams and communities hosting low carbon cement plants.
Reported by Adam Bornstein
Research & Knowledge
The Global Industry Hub published research showing that 2,500 cement plants globally, about 1,500 outside China, would require approximately $50B to avoid 700M tons of CO2 annually.
Reported by Adam Bornstein