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    ArcelorMittal unveils three green energy projects in India with $900 million investment

    Apurva kumariBy Apurva kumariJanuary 17, 20263 Mins Read
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    Global steel powerhouse ArcelorMittal has put plans in place to invest close to 900 million to create three massive green energy projects in India which will further enhance its sustainable industrial development. The projects, totalling approximately 1 gigawatt (GW) of renewable energy capacity, are included in the wider company initiative of and decrease carbon emissions and assist in cleaner steel production.

    The renewable initiatives will be established in three states viz. Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Gujarat, which have become the major focal points of the clean energy grid in India. When this is done, total renewable energy capacity of ArcelorMittal in India will be approximately 2 GW, which will essentially double its green footprint in India at present.

    Project Specifics in Three States.

    In Maharashtra ArcelorMittal is going to install a solar power plant to supply clean electricity to its industries, the power plant will be of 36 MW capacity. The Rajasthan project will be a massive hybrid solar plant with an approximate of 400 MW capacity with a battery storage of energy capacity at 500 MWh to provide constant and uninterrupted power supply.

    The most advanced project is to be built in Gujarat and that will be a collaboration between wind and solar power which is greater than 500 MW, and 300 MWh of battery storage. The hybrid set up will assist in stabilizing the energy production and enhance grid reliability particularly in the peak generation and low-generation periods.

    Low-carbon steel is produced with the goal of reducing carbon emissions into the atmosphere to a manageable level.In Favour of Low-Carbon Steel Production Low-carbon steel is manufactured with an aim of ensuring that the carbon emission to the atmosphere is reduced to manageable levels.

    These renewable projects will generate electricity that will mostly be distributed to the joint venture of the company and the Nippon steel in India, the ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India (AMNS India). The high energy consumption during steel production and switching to the renewable energy source is likely to lower the levels of carbon emissions and reliance on fossil fuel considerably.

    Economic and Environmental Impact.

    The company believes that such investments are an important milestone to its global climate goals and low-carbon steelmaking in Ind

    In addition to environmental advantages, the projects will create and sustain, and maintain a robust renewable energy system in India through the creation of additional employment opportunities, local infrastructure development, and environmental benefits. The large-scale battery storage also is congruent with the long-term objective of the country of India to enhance the stability of the grid as renewable energy is incorporated into the system.

    Through this announcement, ArcelorMittal strengthens the status of India as a destination of choice in green investments and also indicates the increased role played by renewable energy in reshaping the heavy industries to a more sustainable future.

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