BEML Joins SCOPE-GIZ Initiative to Power India’s Low-Carbon Future
The workshop brought together top leadership from SCOPE, MoEFCC, NBCC (India) Limited, GIZ India, the Embassies of Germany and Sweden (Climate Change divisions), as well as senior representatives from leading Indian corporates.
BEML Joins SCOPE-GIZ Initiative to Power India’s Low-Carbon Future
BEML Limited was proud to be part of the Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) workshop — an impactful initiative organised by Standing Conference of Public Enterprises (SCOPE) and GIZ, in partnership with the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.
The workshop brought together top leadership from SCOPE, MoEFCC, NBCC (India) Limited, GIZ India, the Embassies of Germany and Sweden (Climate Change divisions), as well as senior representatives from leading Indian corporates — reinforcing a strong multi-stakeholder collaboration to accelerate India’s low-carbon industrial transition.
During the closing remarks, our CMD — who is also the Chairman, Sustainable Development Committee, SCOPE — underscored how India’s decarbonisation journey has emerged as a global beacon of sustainable transformation.
With initiatives such as the National Green Hydrogen Mission, SIGHT Programme, national CCUS testbeds, and hydrogen pilot projects, India is building a future-ready industrial ecosystem that aligns economic progress with climate responsibility.
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With strong policy clarity, focused execution, and bold innovation, India is positioning itself as a credible global force in decarbonisation. But this transformation demands deeper collaboration between industries, policymakers, financial institutions, and international partners — to enable infrastructure, create green demand, and ensure sustainable finance.
India’s climate goals — reducing emission intensity by 45% by 2030 and achieving net-zero by 2070 — are backed by tangible action and leadership. Around the world, from renewable leadership in China to clean energy innovation in the U.S., Brazil, and Europe, an industrial revolution powered by decarbonisation is taking shape.
This is more than a climate transition. It is an economic, technological, and strategic opportunity to build a cleaner, stronger, and more sustainable future — together.
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