Construction Industry News
The 6th edition of 'Make In Steel' brings together structural steel technocrats from across India and abroad on 10 February 2023 in New Delhi.
Mumbai, 23 December 2022: Hosted by FIRST Construction Council in collaboration with Construction World and Infrastructure Today magazines, the 6th edition of MAKE IN STEEL CONFERENCE & AWARDS, to be held in New Delhi on February 10, 2023, will feature a full day of live conference content and an interactive networking opportunity with the industry's best.
The conference will be followed by an inspiring MAKE IN STEEL AWARDS, voted by the eminent judges, awarded to steel manufacturers in large and medium categories. The innovative award categories include Green Factory, CSR, Best Entrepreneur, Outstanding Achievement and the highly anticipated Person of the Year and Lifetime Achievement awards.
With a focus on 'Decarbonisation vs Growth', the experts will discuss what lies ahead for India's steel sector and discuss issues related to modernisation, demand, risk management, decarbonisation, scrap, input costs, international trade and more.
The first panel discussion topic on "Decarbonization vs. Growth - the Steel Industry's 'Net Zero' Dilemma" will be discussed by VS Chakravarthy, Director (Commercial), SAIL; Dr. Mukesh Kumar, senior advisor, JSP Group; Rajamani Krishnamurti, Chairman, ISSDA; along with the expected participation of the concerned heads of steel producers such as Tata Steel, JSW Steel, Jindal Steel &Power Ltd, Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd and others.
This conference will also witness some intriguing case studies shared by industry experts with a primary focus on the increasing use of steel in construction. Some of the interesting case studies presented are 'Roadblocks in use of Structural Steel for Construction in India' by Pankaj Gupta, Founder & CEO, ROARK Advisors; ‘Steel in Bridges in Roads & Railways: Chenab Bridge' by Afcons Infrastructure; and 'Steel in Mega Infra Projects' from National Highways Logistics Management Ltd.
The audience profile consists of more than 150 top developers, architects, infrastructure planners, structural engineers, global and domestic steel producers, mining companies, steel producer decision makers, policy makers, chiefs of engineering and heads of steel mills, technology suppliers, steel industry associations, researchers and scientists, domestic and international banks.
In addition to the practical agenda, the conference also offers a glimpse into the innovative and sustainable products available in India today.
It is certainly an unmissable meeting for all steel professionals.
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