In a momentous gathering organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry in Tirupati, Special Chief Secretary Environment, Forest, Science & Technology, Mr. Neerabh Kumar Prasad delivered an impassioned plea to the steel industry, urging them to embrace ingenious methods to diminish their environmental impact and contribute to sustainable development. Addressing a diverse audience on the theme “Shaping the Future of Steel: Sustainable, Efficient & Innovative Today,” Mr. Prasad envisiond annual steel production capacity to burgeon to 300 million metric tons by 2030 and 500 million metric tons by 2047.Amidst the grand vision, Mr. Prasad soberly cautioned the industry about imminent challenges, particularly carbon emissions, the need for responsible raw material sourcing, and efficient water and energy management. Advocating for the adoption of green technologies and renewable energy sources, he emphasized their potential to significantly mitigate the industry's environmental impact.The gathering saw participation from representatives of NMDC and various esteemed steel corporations, collectively signifying a harmonious and concerted effort to steer India's steel industry towards a greener and more sustainable future.
In a momentous gathering organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry in Tirupati, Special Chief Secretary Environment, Forest, Science & Technology, Mr. Neerabh Kumar Prasad delivered an impassioned plea to the steel industry, urging them to embrace ingenious methods to diminish their environmental impact and contribute to sustainable development. Addressing a diverse audience on the theme “Shaping the Future of Steel: Sustainable, Efficient & Innovative Today,” Mr. Prasad envisiond annual steel production capacity to burgeon to 300 million metric tons by 2030 and 500 million metric tons by 2047.Amidst the grand vision, Mr. Prasad soberly cautioned the industry about imminent challenges, particularly carbon emissions, the need for responsible raw material sourcing, and efficient water and energy management. Advocating for the adoption of green technologies and renewable energy sources, he emphasized their potential to significantly mitigate the industry's environmental impact.The gathering saw participation from representatives of NMDC and various esteemed steel corporations, collectively signifying a harmonious and concerted effort to steer India's steel industry towards a greener and more sustainable future.
