India has emerged as the third-largest country globally in terms of clean industrial project pipeline, trailing only behind China and the United States. This significant status reflects India’s growing intent to decarbonise its hard-to-abate industrial sectors such as chemicals, steel, cement, and aviation. However, despite having a robust pipeline of 65 commercial-scale low-emission industrial projects, only six have reached the final investment decision (FID) stage so far.
These projects form part of India’s broader effort to align industrial growth with its net-zero by 2070 target, positioning the country as a major clean manufacturing hub globally.
The projects are concentrated in seven key states, which provide strong policy support, infrastructure, and access to renewable energy,
These states are strategically located near industrial clusters, ports, and renewable energy zones, enabling better integration of clean energy with industrial processes.
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