Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Steel Conclave 2025 to Discuss AI, Green Transition
Imagine a big meeting for the steel industry in India.
They'll be discussing how to make steel production better, cleaner, and more efficient using AI and green technology.
The goal is to make it cheaper for companies to use solar power, which will help cut down on pollution from coal.
They will also discuss about increasing the availability of raw materials to manufacture steel.
This will make the steel industry stronger, more sustainable, and better for the planet.
The government is also helping by making it cheaper to use solar power.
Steel Conclave 2025 will take place on September 8-9 in the National Capital.
The event will address AI in the steel value chain and green transition financing.
Stakeholders will discuss increasing raw material availability.
Discussions will include measures to decarbonize the sector and manage price risk.
A GST cut on renewable energy products is expected to lower costs for solar installations.
- Who
- Steel industry stakeholders, government officials, and ISA representatives.
- What
- The Steel Conclave 2025 will address AI in value chain, green transition financing, raw material availability.
- When
- September 8-9, 2025.
- Where
- National Capital.
- Why
- To ensure sector's growth and strengthen India's position globally.
ISA
Fujiyama Power Systems
Government Support
ISA
The government decision to cut GST on renewable energy products will help the steel industry to shift towards green power and cut emissions.
Fujiyama Power Systems
The GST cut is expected to significantly lower the cost of rooftop solar installations.
- Event Name
- Steel Conclave 2025
- Dates
- September 8-9, 2025
- Location
- National Capital
- Key Topics
- AI, green transition financing, raw material availability, decarbonization
- Steel Minister
- H D Kumaraswamy
- MoS for Heavy Industries and Steel
- Bhupathiraju Srinivasa Varma
- Industry Energy Consumption
- Approximately 20% of India's total industrial energy
- Coal-Based Energy Usage
- Nearly 85% of energy