Overview
India is gearing up to boost its steel production, with a target of 300 million tons (MnT) steel capacity by FY31, a significant jump from the current 180 MnT. To achieve this, the country will require around 161 MnT of coking coal. Looking ahead to Vision 2047, India aims to reach an impressive 500 MnT steel capacity, with coking coal to still to remain a vital input material in steel making.
The theme "Global Coking Coal: Diversify, Innovate, Decarbonise - Steel Making" highlights the industry's need to innovate and diversify in the face of global challenges while transitioning to a sustainable and decarbonized future.
Decarbonization is crucial, as steel production accounts for 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions....
A secure, sustainable, and consistent supply of coking coal will be essential across the steel industries. As India and the world move towards a more sustainable future, innovative solutions and collaborative efforts will be key to achieving these ambitious steel production targets.
As a crucial element in steel production, the coking coal sector faces significant challenges in its pursuit of a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future due to its substantial carbon footprint. However, there are several promising strategies that can reshape the industry's future and drive it toward greater sustainability.
The ISA Coking Coal Summit is a dedicated forum for discussing the accessibility of coking coal and devising strategies to promote a sustainable evolution of the coking coal supply chain within India's steel industry. The summit brings together leading voices from the global coking coal and steel sectors, including senior industry leaders, government officials, and expert consultants. This year, ISA Coking Coal Summit will once again serve as a dedicated platform to explore the future of this vital resource and its impact on the steel industry’s growth and decarbonization goals.
KEY FOCUS AREA
Global Steel Perspective - Coking Coal Scenario 2050
Decarbonising - Reducing Carbon footprint-Technology Intervention and Use of AI
India Towards Aatmanirbharta in Coking Coal
Impact of Geopolitical Situations on Price Indexation, Need for India-Specific Price Indexation
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Cheif Guest
Shri HD Kumaraswamy
Ministry of Steel, Govt. of India.
Event Speakers
Naveen Jindal
Chairman
Jindal Steel and Power Limited
Arun Maheshwari
Joint Managing Director and CEO
JSW Steel
Chanakya Chaudhary
Vice President Corporate Services
Tata Steel
Ranjan Dhar
Director & Vice President - Sales & Marketing
ArcelorMittal
Nippon Steel India
Alok Sahay
Secretary-General & Executive Head
Indian Steel Association
Abhijit Kulkarni
Partner, Mining & Metals
EY Parthenon
V.S. Chakravarthy
Director - Commercial
Steel Authority of India Ltd.
P.K. Murugan
President
JSW Steel Vijaynagar Works
Pankaj Malhan
Executive Director
Jindal Steel and Power
Abhinav Bhatia
Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner – South Asia
Trade and Investment Queensland
Amita Khurana
Chief Procurement (Bulk Commodities)
TATA Steel Ltd.
P.M. Prasad
Chairman cum Managing Director & Director (Technical) Additional Charge
Coal India Ltd.
P. K. Dixit
Director (Projects)
MECON Ltd./p>
Abhijit Narendra
Joint Secretary
Ministry of Steel, Govt. of India
Puneet Jagatramka
Executive Vice President - Central Procurement Cell-OPEX & Bulk Raw Material
JSW Steel
Alessandro Sciamarelli
Director of Market Analysis and Economic Studies
European Steel Association (EUROFER)
Hrishikesh Kamat
Chief Procurement Officer, ArcelorMittal
Nippon Steel India