Decarbonising Steel: India's Path to Greener Industry
India's government is focusing on decarbonising the steel sector to align with climate commitments. The National Institute of Secondary Steel Technology aims to create a competitive and sustainable industry. A conference highlighted the importance of green steel production, green certification, and addressing power tariffs for the sector's growth.
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India is taking significant steps to decarbonise its steel sector in line with the country's climate goals, expressed by NISST director, Paramjeet Singh, at a conference in Jalna, Maharashtra.
The conference, themed on the role of decarbonisation in green steel production, was a joint effort by several industry associations, focusing on building a sustainable and competitive steel industry.
Industry leaders emphasised the need for a strategic framework supporting green steel certification and highlighted ongoing challenges such as high power tariffs that must be addressed for sustainable advancement.
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