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Highlights : • We look at the transition plans of the top 5 Indian steel makers. India stands tall among the world’s leading steel-producing nations. Thanks to rapid infrastructure development, steel demand has soared, making the Indian steel industry a crucial player in the global market. However, as the world grapples with environmental challenges and the need for sustainable practices, India’s steel producers are stepping up with their green plans to drive change and bring down emissions from one of the most carbon-intensive industries. The steel industry accounts for roughly 7 per cent of global CO2 emissions. Thus, the steel industry becomes critically important from a sustainable development perspective as well. Across the globe, steel producers are embracing climate change objectives and implementing eco-friendly initiatives to reduce the net carbon emissions of the industry. This commitment to sustainability is shared by leading Indian steel producers as well. Tata Steel Limited, with a consolidated turnover of over US $32 billion in the financial year ending March 31, 2023, is the largest steel producer in India and one of the largest in the world with an annual crude steel production capacity of 35 MnTPA. In a global market, the firm is accountable to multiple stakeholders, and is pushing to clean up with a goal of achieving Net Zero Carbon by 2045, Net Zero Water consumption by 2030, and improving Ambient Air Quality and No Net loss in Biodiversity by 2030. The ...

After bagging Utkal B1 and B2 coal block in the Angul-Talcher belt in the state, Jindal Steel & Power Limited (JSPL) on Friday said it would develop its Odisha plant into the largest and greenest facility in the world. This was stated by the company's chairman Naveen Jindal. He said JSPL has secured sufficient reserves of coal to enable the mega steel company to enhance its capacity for green steel making. He claimed that JSPL is the first steelmaker in the world to build Coal Gasification to produce steel using clean coal technologies. Greeting the people of Odisha on the occasion of Utkal Divas, Jindal said, "We won the Utkal B1 & B2 Coal Block on 17th Punya Tithi of Shri OP Jindal Ji who had a vision of using indigenous coal to make steel. This will help us to translate the shared dream of Bauji and legendary leader Biju Patnaik ji to a reality and bring prosperity to Odisha through value addition of natural resources and industrialisation". "Odisha is our karmabhoomi (workplace) and we are firmly committed to its overall development. Aligning with Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik's vision of industry-led holistic prosperity, we will make the world's largest single-location steelmaking complex at Angul, Odisha by 2030," he said in a tweet. The High-Level Clearance Authority of Odisha, headed by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, had approved JSPL's proposal to expand the capacity of its steel plant to 25.2 MTPA at Angul by 2030. This would be the world's largest and greenest s...

JSPL has setup an integrated steel and power plant at Angul, Odisha on approximately 4,000 acres of land, and to cater for the housing demand of their staff, guests, trainees, students, and workers around 300 acres of land is earmarked. The layout of residential area includes low and high-rise towers, villas with amenities including parks, play areas, schools, hospitals, shopping centres, clubs, and sports facilities. This project includes type F residential towers for staff and is to be built on 10.05 acres of land. It comprises of 9 blocks of G+11 floor having 8 nos 2BHK units per floor. The total built-up area per block is 1, 05,260 sqft and of the entire project is 8, 52,080 sqft. Design Intent The residential towers are envisaged to be built using structural steel sections for gravity and lateral force resisting superstructure system. The sub structure up to plinth shall be built in reinforced concrete. The superstructure consists of Steel column-beam frame and has been analyzed as rigid jointed multi story non-sway frames in accordance with stringent Indian standard (IS Codes) provisions and detailed intricately to take residential occupancy into account. Cross bracings have been provided at locations not to hinder with the aesthetics and functionality of the building and to resist the lateral loads due to wind and earthquake. Skeleton were the structural engineering consultant; to provide engineering design and technical assistance. The architectural intent was to c...

After his meeting with Chief Secretary Suresh Chandra Mahapatra and Steel and Mines Secretary Deoranjan Singh here, Jindal thanked the State government for approving JSPL’s expansion proposal. The high-level clearance authority (HLCA) of the State headed by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik had approved the JSPL’s proposed expansion of Angul steel plant in July. In November last year, the HLCA had approved its expansion plan to 18.6 MTPA with an investment of Rs 76,000 crore. The company had proposed additional investment of Rs 24,652 crore to increase the capacity of the plant to 25.2 MTPA. Stating that the Angul plant will be the largest steel making facility in the world, the JSPL chief expressed confidence that the government will ensure raw material supply to steel plants of the State for value addition under the existing pre-emption policy. Responding to queries, JSPL Managing Director VR Sharma said, “The company will participate in the forthcoming auction of iron ore mines in Odisha. Irrespective of the auction’s outcome, we are confident that the State government would make all out efforts to ensure raw material security for industrial units in Odisha and promote value addition of raw material within the State under its pre-emption scheme.” While as many as 11 mines including seven iron ore blocks are scheduled for auction, two iron ore and manganese blocks are up for e-auction, August 24 being the last date for submission of bids. Apart from the steel plant at Angul,...

The firm led by Naveen Jindal has bagged the Utkal B1 and B2 coal blocks, having geological reserves of 347 million tonnes, in the Angul-Talcher coal belt. Added with the coal reserve of Utkal C, JSPL has now secured sufficient reserves of coal to enable the mega steel company to enhance its capacity for green steel making. Greeting the people of Odisha on the occasion of Utkal Divas, JSPL chairman Naveen Jindal said they won the Utkal B1 and B2 coal blocks on the 17th Punya Tithi of JSPL founder OP Jindal who had a vision of using indigenous coal to make steel. “This will help us to translate the shared dream of OP Jindal and legendary leader Biju Patnaik to reality and bring prosperity to Odisha through value addition of natural resources and industrialisation,” he said. He also announced that aligning with Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik’s vision of industry-led holistic prosperity, JSPL will make the world’s largest single-location steel making complex at Angul by 2030. The capacity expansion is expected to increase JSPL’s investment in Odisha to more than Rs 1,25,000 crore from existing Rs 45,000 crore leading to enormous economic activity and employment opportunities in the state. The High-Level Clearance Authority (HLCA) of the Odisha government headed by CM Naveen Patnaik had approved JSPL’s proposal to expand the capacity of its steel plant at Angul to 25.2 MTPA by 2030. This would be the world’s largest and greenest single-location steel plant, JSPL officials said....

After bagging Utkal B1 and B2 coal block in the Angul-Talcher belt in the state, Jindal Steel & Power Limited (JSPL) on Friday said it would develop its Odisha plant into the largest and greenest facility in the world. This was stated by the company's chairman Naveen Jindal. He said JSPL has secured sufficient reserves of coal to enable the mega steel company to enhance its capacity for green steel making. He claimed that JSPL is the first steelmaker in the world to build Coal Gasification to produce steel using clean coal technologies. Greeting the people of Odisha on the occasion of Utkal Divas, Jindal said, "We won the Utkal B1 & B2 Coal Block on 17th Punya Tithi of Shri OP Jindal Ji who had a vision of using indigenous coal to make steel. This will help us to translate the shared dream of Bauji and legendary leader Biju Patnaik ji to a reality and bring prosperity to Odisha through value addition of natural resources and industrialisation". "Odisha is our karmabhoomi (workplace) and we are firmly committed to its overall development. Aligning with Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik's vision of industry-led holistic prosperity, we will make the world's largest single-location steelmaking complex at Angul, Odisha by 2030," he said in a tweet. The High-Level Clearance Authority of Odisha, headed by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, had approved JSPL's proposal to expand the capacity of its steel plant to 25.2 MTPA at Angul by 2030. This would be the world's largest and greenest s...

JSPL has setup an integrated steel and power plant at Angul, Odisha on approximately 4,000 acres of land, and to cater for the housing demand of their staff, guests, trainees, students, and workers around 300 acres of land is earmarked. The layout of residential area includes low and high-rise towers, villas with amenities including parks, play areas, schools, hospitals, shopping centres, clubs, and sports facilities. This project includes type F residential towers for staff and is to be built on 10.05 acres of land. It comprises of 9 blocks of G+11 floor having 8 nos 2BHK units per floor. The total built-up area per block is 1, 05,260 sqft and of the entire project is 8, 52,080 sqft. Design Intent The residential towers are envisaged to be built using structural steel sections for gravity and lateral force resisting superstructure system. The sub structure up to plinth shall be built in reinforced concrete. The superstructure consists of Steel column-beam frame and has been analyzed as rigid jointed multi story non-sway frames in accordance with stringent Indian standard (IS Codes) provisions and detailed intricately to take residential occupancy into account. Cross bracings have been provided at locations not to hinder with the aesthetics and functionality of the building and to resist the lateral loads due to wind and earthquake. Skeleton were the structural engineering consultant; to provide engineering design and technical assistance. The architectural intent was to c...

The firm led by Naveen Jindal has bagged the Utkal B1 and B2 coal blocks, having geological reserves of 347 million tonnes, in the Angul-Talcher coal belt. Added with the coal reserve of Utkal C, JSPL has now secured sufficient reserves of coal to enable the mega steel company to enhance its capacity for green steel making. Greeting the people of Odisha on the occasion of Utkal Divas, JSPL chairman Naveen Jindal said they won the Utkal B1 and B2 coal blocks on the 17th Punya Tithi of JSPL founder OP Jindal who had a vision of using indigenous coal to make steel. “This will help us to translate the shared dream of OP Jindal and legendary leader Biju Patnaik to reality and bring prosperity to Odisha through value addition of natural resources and industrialisation,” he said. He also announced that aligning with Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik’s vision of industry-led holistic prosperity, JSPL will make the world’s largest single-location steel making complex at Angul by 2030. The capacity expansion is expected to increase JSPL’s investment in Odisha to more than Rs 1,25,000 crore from existing Rs 45,000 crore leading to enormous economic activity and employment opportunities in the state. The High-Level Clearance Authority (HLCA) of the Odisha government headed by CM Naveen Patnaik had approved JSPL’s proposal to expand the capacity of its steel plant at Angul to 25.2 MTPA by 2030. This would be the world’s largest and greenest single-location steel plant, JSPL officials said....

Highlights : • We look at the transition plans of the top 5 Indian steel makers. India stands tall among the world’s leading steel-producing nations. Thanks to rapid infrastructure development, steel demand has soared, making the Indian steel industry a crucial player in the global market. However, as the world grapples with environmental challenges and the need for sustainable practices, India’s steel producers are stepping up with their green plans to drive change and bring down emissions from one of the most carbon-intensive industries. The steel industry accounts for roughly 7 per cent of global CO2 emissions. Thus, the steel industry becomes critically important from a sustainable development perspective as well. Across the globe, steel producers are embracing climate change objectives and implementing eco-friendly initiatives to reduce the net carbon emissions of the industry. This commitment to sustainability is shared by leading Indian steel producers as well. Tata Steel Limited, with a consolidated turnover of over US $32 billion in the financial year ending March 31, 2023, is the largest steel producer in India and one of the largest in the world with an annual crude steel production capacity of 35 MnTPA. In a global market, the firm is accountable to multiple stakeholders, and is pushing to clean up with a goal of achieving Net Zero Carbon by 2045, Net Zero Water consumption by 2030, and improving Ambient Air Quality and No Net loss in Biodiversity by 2030. The ...

After his meeting with Chief Secretary Suresh Chandra Mahapatra and Steel and Mines Secretary Deoranjan Singh here, Jindal thanked the State government for approving JSPL’s expansion proposal. The high-level clearance authority (HLCA) of the State headed by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik had approved the JSPL’s proposed expansion of Angul steel plant in July. In November last year, the HLCA had approved its expansion plan to 18.6 MTPA with an investment of Rs 76,000 crore. The company had proposed additional investment of Rs 24,652 crore to increase the capacity of the plant to 25.2 MTPA. Stating that the Angul plant will be the largest steel making facility in the world, the JSPL chief expressed confidence that the government will ensure raw material supply to steel plants of the State for value addition under the existing pre-emption policy. Responding to queries, JSPL Managing Director VR Sharma said, “The company will participate in the forthcoming auction of iron ore mines in Odisha. Irrespective of the auction’s outcome, we are confident that the State government would make all out efforts to ensure raw material security for industrial units in Odisha and promote value addition of raw material within the State under its pre-emption scheme.” While as many as 11 mines including seven iron ore blocks are scheduled for auction, two iron ore and manganese blocks are up for e-auction, August 24 being the last date for submission of bids. Apart from the steel plant at Angul,...