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India ETS seen posing financial risk to cement, aluminium sectors by 2027

Published 13:18 on April 23, 2026 / Last updated at 13:18 on April 23, 2026 / / Asia Pacific (Asia, Compliance Markets & Taxes), Net Zero Transition (Industrial Decarbonisation)

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Costs under Indiaā€™s intensity-based emissions trading system (ETS) are likely to remain ā€œmanageableā€ in the first year of compliance, but could turn into a ā€œmaterial financial riskā€ for cement and aluminium producers if decarbonisation efforts lag, according to an analysis.
Costs under Indiaā€™s intensity-based emissions trading system (ETS) are likely to remain ā€œmanageableā€ in the first year of compliance, but could turn into a ā€œmaterial financial riskā€ for cement and aluminium producers if decarbonisation efforts lag, according to an analysis.


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