Global steel major ArcelorMittal has announced an investment of Rs 81.45 crore to develop three green energy projects in India, reinforcing its commitment to clean energy transition and long-term sustainability in the country.The proposed projects are part of ArcelorMittal’s broader strategy to expand its renewable energy portfolio and align its operations with global decarbonisation goals. Through these investments, the company aims to generate clean power, reduce its carbon footprint, and support the growing demand for renewable energy solutions across its Indian operations.ArcelorMittal said the projects will contribute significantly to India’s renewable energy capacity while strengthening the company’s footprint in one of the world’s fastest-growing clean energy markets. The initiative reflects the company’s focus on integrating green energy into its value chain and supporting the shift towards lower-emission industrial processes.Green energy investments form a key pillar of ArcelorMittal’s global environmental strategy, which is centred on reducing carbon emissions, improving energy efficiency, and increasing the use of renewable power across its operations worldwide. The India-focused projects are expected to play a meaningful role in advancing these objectives while supporting the country’s ambitious renewable energy targets.The announcement also highlights rising interest among global corporations in India’s renewable energy sector, driven by strong policy support, increasing power demand, and the country’s long-term commitment to clean energy development. India has emerged as an attractive destination for large-scale renewable investments, offering both scale and growth opportunities for international players.According to the company, the three projects will contribute to building a stronger renewable energy value chain in India and create additional momentum for clean energy adoption. Overall, the investment underlines India’s growing appeal as a global hub for renewable energy and underscores ArcelorMittal’s confidence in the country’s sustainability-driven growth trajectory.