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H2-DRI in India: Where the Economics of Green Steelmaking Actually Stand

H2-DRI in India: The Economics of Green Steelmaking in 2026 | Reclimatize.in Home › Research › H2-DRI in India: Green Steel Economics Steel · Green Hydrogen · Economics H2-DRI in India: Where the Economics of Green Steelmaking Actually Stand India has commissioned its first commercial-scale green hydrogen plant for steelmaking. An IOCL tender has discovered […]

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India’s Green Steel Taxonomy: What the Star RatingsMean, Who Qualifies, and Why It Matters Beyond a Label

India’s Green Steel Taxonomy: Star Ratings, Who Qualifies and What It Means | Reclimatize.in Home › Research › India’s Green Steel Taxonomy Steel · Policy Analysis India’s Green Steel Taxonomy: What the Star Ratings Mean, Who Qualifies Today, and Why It Matters Beyond a Label India notified the world’s first Green Steel Taxonomy in December

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India’s CCTS and CBAM: How the Carbon Price Offset Deduction Works and What India Must Do to Claim It

CCTS and CBAM: How the Carbon Price Offset Deduction Works for India | Reclimatize.in Home › Research › India’s CCTS and CBAM: The Offset Deduction Carbon Markets · CBAM · Policy Analysis India’s CCTS and CBAM: How the Carbon Price Offset Deduction Works and What India Must Do to Claim It India’s Carbon Credit Trading

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India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme: How the CCTS Works and What Every Obligated Entity Needs to Know

India’s Carbon Market Portal launched in March 2026. Trading of Carbon Credit Certificates begins by July 2026. This guide explains how the CCTS works, who is covered, what the targets are, and what obligated entities must do before the first compliance deadline.

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India’s 2035 NDC and What It Actually Means for Industrial Decarbonisation

India’s Union Cabinet approved the country’s 2035 NDC on 25 March 2026. The targets are real, the track record is credible, and for India’s industrial sectors the domestic policy architecture has just grown more consequential. This article examines what the new NDC actually changes for steel, aluminium, fertilisers, freight and power.

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India’s WTO Challenge to CBAM: The Legal Arguments, The Timeline and What it Means for Exporters

India’s WTO Challenge to CBAM: The Legal Arguments, The Timeline and What it Means for Exporters Key takeaways India has raised concerns about CBAM at the WTO 29 times between 2020 and 2024 — more than almost any other country — but has not yet filed a formal WTO dispute. As of March 2026, Russia

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CBAM and Indian Fertilisers: Green Ammonia, the Hydrogen Purchase Obligation and What Comes Next

CBAM is reshaping India’s fertiliser sector. While urea faces modest carbon costs, green ammonia has zero CBAM exposure, creating a powerful export advantage. This analysis explains costs, policy risks, and the hydrogen transition.

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CBAM and Indian Aluminium: Why Renewable Electricity Is Now a Trade Competitiveness Question

CBAM and Indian Aluminium: Why Renewable Electricity Is Now a Trade Competitiveness Question Key takeaways India’s aluminium sector is among the most carbon-intensive globally because smelters run almost entirely on captive coal-based power plants. Approximately 80% of total sector emissions come from electricity generation, not the electrolysis process itself. CBAM currently covers only direct Scope

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CBAM and Indian Steel: What the Carbon Levy Actually Costs and How to Respond

CBAM and Indian Steel: What the Carbon Levy Actually Costs and How to Respond Key takeaways CBAM is now financially live. Every tonne of Indian steel shipped to the EU from January 2026 onwards accumulates a certificate obligation, with the first surrender deadline on 30 September 2027. India’s average blast furnace emission intensity of approximately

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How the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism Works: A Guide for Exporters

Understanding what CBAM means is one thing. Understanding how it actually works operationally is what exporters need. This article explains CBAM’s mechanics step by step, from product coverage and emissions calculation through to certificate obligations and verification.

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