Decarbonising the Steel Sector: An Economic Necessity & Environmental Obligation for India
The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), effective from January 2026, introduces carbon tariffs on greenhouse gas emissions during the production of certain carbon-intensive goods such as iron, steel, and fertilizers. As iron and steel constitute nearly 90% of India’s exports to the EU exposed to CBAM, Indian producers face significant competitive and regulatory challenges.
- Against this backdrop, India’s emphasis on increasing scrap share in steel making aligns with its green steel initiative and emerging global sustainability norms.
Why Decarbonising Steel is Now a Necessity?
India’s Steel Production and Global Emissions
- As the world’s second-largest crude steel producer, ....
Do You Want to Read More?
Subscribe Now
Take Annual Subscription and get the following Advantage
The annual members of the Civil Services Chronicle can read the monthly content of the magazine as well as the Chronicle magazine archives.
Readers can study all the material before the last six months of the Civil Services Chronicle monthly issue in the form of Chronicle magazine archives.
Related Content
- 1 Greening India’s MSMEs: A Roadmap for Clean Industrial Transition
- 2 Renewables as an Employment Engine: India’s Opportunities and Risks
- 3 Global Water Bankruptcy: Living Beyond Our Hydrological Means
- 4 Robust Groundwater Governance: Anchoring India’s Water Security
- 5 Citizen-Centric Healthcare: Pathway to Universal Health Coverage in India
- 6 Reshaping India’s Juvenile Justice Framework
- 7 Biomaterials: Leveraging Eco-friendly Alternatives for a Low-Carbon Economy
- 8 Strategic Autonomy and the UN Charter: Navigating the Venezuela and Greenland Crises
- 9 India-EU Free Trade Agreement: A Strategic Bet on Trade, Talent and Supply Chains
- 10 Urban Wastewater Management: A Crisis and a Call for Reform
Current Affairs In Focus
- 1 Deep Tech Startups and India’s Development Paradigm: From Technological Dependence to Innovation-Led Self-Reliance
- 2 Women-led Decentralised Renewable Energy: Catalysing India’s Last-Mile Energy Transition
- 3 M.A.N.A.V. Vision: Leveraging AI for Human-centric Governance
- 4 India Semiconductor Mission 2.0: Strengthening India’s Chip Ecosystem
- 5 New Delhi Declaration on AI Impact: India’s Roadmap for AI’s Future
- 6 National Security and Public Order vs Freedom of Art and Expression
- 7 From Energy Dependence to Economic Interdependence: Reframing India-Arab Trade Relations
- 8 Menstrual Health as a Facet of Right to Life: SC
- 9 PRAHAAR: Shaping a New Era of Proactive Counter-Terrorism
- 10 Ethanol Blending: Rising Tensions between Aatmanirbharta in Energy and Aatmanirbharta in Food
- 11 16th FC Report: Recommendations and Emerging Concerns
- 12 Chemical Parks to Power India’s Manufacturing and Sustainability Push
