Can the Indian steel industry Join the Hydrogen revolution?

Published 25 December 2020

If India wants to retain the edge as one of the leading steel producers globally, the Government should provide incentives through policies for adoption of hydrogen.

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If India wants to retain the edge as one of the leading steel producers globally, the Government should provide incentives through policies for adoption of hydrogen.

Steel has been the backbone of the Indian economy since Independence. India produced 111 Million tonnes (Mt) of steel in 2018, becoming the second-largest steel producer in the world after China. According to the National Steel Policy, 2017, India’s annual steel production will reach 300 Mt by 2030.

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Date	25 December 2020
Type	Op-eds/Interviews/Press Releases
Contributors	Viswanath Dibbur
Publisher	ETEnergyWorld
Related Areas	Computational Tools
Tags	Can the Indian steel industry Join the Hydrogen revolution?

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