Advancing Sustainability in India's Steel Sector
Key Ideas
  • Ministry of Steel releases a comprehensive report on decarbonisation and resource efficiency, aligning with recommendations of Task Forces.
  • Ministry of New and Renewable Energy launches National Green Hydrogen Mission to produce green hydrogen, with Ministry of Steel involved in pilot projects.
  • Initiatives like steel scrap recycling policy, solar energy promotion, and energy efficiency schemes aim to reduce emissions and enhance sustainability.
  • National Steel Policy emphasizes adopting environmentally friendly technologies and producing high-end steel for industrial and scientific applications.
The Ministry of Steel in India has taken significant steps towards decarbonisation and resource efficiency in the steel sector. A report titled 'Greening the Steel Sector in India: Roadmap and Action Plan' has been released, outlining pathways for decarbonisation and strategies for achieving it. The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has also introduced the National Green Hydrogen Mission to promote green hydrogen production and usage, with Ministry of Steel actively participating in pilot projects. Additionally, initiatives such as steel scrap recycling policy, promotion of solar energy through the National Solar Mission, and schemes like Perform, Achieve and Trade (PAT) are aimed at reducing emissions and improving sustainability in the steel industry. The National Steel Policy underscores the importance of adopting eco-friendly technologies and producing high-quality steel for various applications. Overall, these efforts demonstrate a positive outlook towards enhancing sustainability and reducing the environmental impact of the steel sector in India.
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