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India’s Ministry of Steel now gives official Green Ratings based on how low your plant’s carbon emissions are. CleanCarbon.ai helps you measure, calculate, and get certified easily.
Accurate Green Rating for Steel Exporters
- Expert CBAM Reporting
- Verified and Validated report
- CBAM Consulting & software
- Reduce your Carbon Tax
What is Green Steel Rating?
Your steel is rated based on how much carbon it emits per tonne, compared to the government benchmark of 2.2 tCO₂e per tonne of finished steel.
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4-Star
3-Star
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How Your Rating is Calculated?
Calculate emissions up to finished steel production as per the Ministry of Steel and NISST.
- Scope 1:
Direct plant emissions
- Scope 2:
Energy consumption
- Limited Scope 3:
Sintering, pellet making, coke, raw material emissions
- Does not include mining or transportation
What’s in Your Certificate?
- Plant Name
- CO₂ Emissions per tonne
- Green Score (%)
- Star Rating (3–5 stars)
- Certified quantity of steel
Who Can Apply?
- Integrated steel plants
- Re-rolling units
- Secondary and alloy steel makers
- MSMEs in the steel sector
What Does It Cost?
(As per Ministry of Steel)
₹10,000
₹1,000
1 year
validity
(or more frequent if needed)
Why It Matters?
Simple process. Fast results. Trusted support.
Stand out as a green steel producer
Attract new buyers and investors
Access green loans and incentives
Support India’s climate goals
Unlock new business opportunities
Stay ahead in climate conscious world
What CleanCarbon.ai
Does?
Simple process. Fast results. Trusted support.
- Helps you track emissions using official rules
- Calculates your green rating automatically
- Guides you in getting certified by NISST
- Supports easy data collection from your plant
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