Tata Steel will invest an estimated USD 1.22 billion to deploy advanced green steel technologies at its Jamshedpur facility under an agreement with the Jharkhand government signed at WEF Davos.
Jan 22, 2026
In a strategic move to decarbonise steelmaking, Tata Steel and Jharkhand officials inked the pact during the World Economic Forum. Under the deal, the company plans to install HISARNA and EASyMelt iron-making technologies, aimed at cutting emissions and boosting efficiency.
HISARNA allows the use of domestic coal and low-grade iron ore while reducing carbon output, with a commercial facility of about 1 million TPA targeted by 2030. EASyMelt, a globally novel solution, is expected to lower coke consumption, potentially reducing CO₂ emissions by up to 50%.
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The initiative highlights Tata Steel’s commitment to sustainable production and aligns with broader industry efforts to reduce environmental impact in heavy industries.
