Tata Steel Ltd

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Direct Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Comment	Score
Comprehensive	Tata Steel Ltd has demonstrated a comprehensive level of transparency in disclosing its climate lobbying activities. The company has clearly named specific climate policies it has engaged with, including the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, the 6th carbon budget for the UK, the National Tariff Policy, the Steel Scrap Recycling Policy, and the National Carbon Market (Amendment to the Energy Conservation Act). These disclosures provide detailed insights into the policies targeted and their alignment with Tata Steel's climate objectives. Tata Steel has also outlined its lobbying mechanisms, such as direct engagement with policymakers, participation in consultations, panel memberships, contributions to government task forces, and collaboration with industry associations like Eurofer, UK Steel, and the Energy Transitions Commission. The company has identified specific targets, including the Ministry of Steel in India, the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, and various national and regional governments in Europe and India, demonstrating clarity in its lobbying approach. Furthermore, Tata Steel has been transparent about the outcomes it seeks, such as reducing carbon emissions by 5 million tonnes annually, transitioning to sustainable steelmaking through Electric Arc Furnace technology, and advocating for policies that promote greenhouse gas reduction, energy transitions, and adherence to the Paris Agreement. These disclosures reflect a clear alignment with climate goals and measurable policy changes, showcasing Tata Steel's commitment to influencing climate-related legislation and achieving net-zero emissions.	4

Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Comment	Score
Strong	Tata Steel demonstrates a defined governance process to ensure alignment of its climate lobbying activities, including monitoring details and responsible parties. The company states, "At Tata Steel, our collaboration and participation in industry associations are deeply rooted in our commitment to climate alignment and the goals of the Paris Agreement." It actively engages with governments and industry bodies to advocate for policies that promote greenhouse gas reduction, energy transitions, and net-zero emissions. Tata Steel mentions that it has a "management system where we review and monitor process to assess whether public policy engagements with our industry associations are aligned with the organization's commitment towards Net Zero by 2045." Furthermore, the company ensures that its participation in industry bodies reflects its climate priorities, stating, "We ensure that our participation in industry bodies reflect our climate priorities." The evidence also identifies responsible parties and groups involved in these efforts, such as the World Steel Association, Indian Steel Association, and others, which are aimed at driving collective action on climate-related challenges. This indicates strong governance in managing both direct and indirect lobbying activities.	3