Archive · 20 Jan 2026
Jharkhand, Tata Steel sign Rs 11,100 crore green steel deal
The Jharkhand government and Tata Steel made a big agreement to invest over Rs 11,100 crore in new green steel technologies.
This will help make steel with less pollution and create jobs.
They will use special technologies like HISARNA and EASyMelt to reduce carbon emissions.
The plan includes building new factories and improving existing ones.
The agreement was signed at a big meeting in Davos, where the Chief Minister and Tata Steel's CEO were present.
They also talked about improving training for workers and promoting industrial tourism.
This deal is part of Jharkhand's effort to move towards a more sustainable and technology-driven economy.
Jharkhand and Tata Steel signed an agreement for Rs 11,100 crore investment in green steel technologies.
The investment includes advanced technologies like HISARNA and EASyMelt to reduce carbon emissions.
A modern Combi Mill and expansion of tinplate manufacturing facilities are part of the investment package.
The agreement aims to generate employment and enhance Jharkhand's industrial ecosystem.
Tata Steel expressed willingness to support the upgrading of Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in Jharkhand.
- Who
- Jharkhand government and Tata Steel
- What
- Signed a Letter of Intent and MoU for green steel investment
- When
- During the World Economic Forum in Davos
- Where
- Jharkhand, India
- Why
- To support low-carbon industrial development and generate employment
- Investment Amount
- Rs 11,100 crore
- Technologies Involved
- HISARNA, EASyMelt, Combi Mill, Tinplate Manufacturing
- Expected Emission Reduction
- Up to 50% with EASyMelt
- Location
- Jharkhand, India
- Key Figures
- Chief Minister Hemant Soren, Tata Steel CEO T V Narendran
- Event
- World Economic Forum in Davos
- Future Plans
- Commercial-scale HISARNA facility by 2030