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Indian steelmakers need to move faster from climate ambition to real decarbonisation action, according to the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis. The report highlights that companies have started showing intent on green steel, even without strong carbon pricing or large-scale public financial support.
The warning comes as India’s steel industry faces growing pressure to cut emissions while expanding capacity to meet rising domestic demand. Cleaner steel production, higher renewable energy use, improved energy efficiency and low-carbon technologies are becoming critical for long-term competitiveness.
IEEFA’s view signals that Indian steel companies must strengthen execution, not just announcements. With global buyers, investors and regulators focusing more on carbon footprints, faster decarbonisation can help Indian steelmakers protect export opportunities and prepare for future green trade rules.For the industry, the message is clear: India’s steel growth story must now align with sustainable production, green steel investment and measurable emission reduction.
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