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Chhattisgarh Steel Industry Requires Public Capital for Decarbonization

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The steel industry in Chhattisgarh is economically significant, supporting tens of thousands of workers and a large network of suppliers. Micro, small, and medium-size enterprises (MSMEs) make up about 40 percent of crude steel production in India. The industry relies heavily on coal to produce direct reduced iron (DRI).

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Why it matters

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The steel sector is deeply interwoven with Chhattisgarh’s economy. Achieving decarbonization in the industry requires public capital and policies.

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  • The Council of Ministers could be required to allocate public capital to support the steel industry's transition.

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