Direct Lobbying Transparency
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Comprehensive | JSW Steel Ltd has demonstrated a comprehensive level of transparency in disclosing its climate lobbying activities. The company has clearly identified specific climate-related policies and regulations it has engaged with, such as "Mandatory carbon reporting," "Energy efficiency measures to be given credit for trading as commodity," "Benchmarking GHG performance of all steel plants," and the "Perform-Achieve-and-Trade (PAT) scheme" under the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Power. Additionally, it has disclosed its engagement with "Carbon tax- CBAM Implementation & repercussions of CBAM on Indian Steel Producers," "Circular Economy- Scrap Policy, Usage of Plastic in Steel making," and "India NDCs leading to achievement of India's targets on Paris accord on Climate Change." The company has also been transparent about its lobbying mechanisms, including discussions with the Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change on NAMAs for UNFCCC, carbon footprint analysis with the Central Pollution Control Board and Union Ministry of Steel, and advocacy with EU policymakers for CBAM. It has further disclosed its structured process of interaction with policymakers and trade associations, overseen by the Board and Sustainability Committee, and its engagement with organizations like WBCSD, WSA, ISA, CII, FICCI, and ASSOCHAM. JSW Steel has also been explicit about the outcomes it seeks, such as "Energy efficiency measures to be given credit for trading as commodity," "Benchmarking GHG performance of all steel plants," "defining the target for Indian steel making," and alignment with "India NDCs leading to achievement of India's targets on Paris accord on Climate Change." These disclosures provide clarity on the company's policy goals, mechanisms, and alignment with broader climate objectives, ensuring a high level of transparency in its climate lobbying efforts. | 4 |