India’s First Biennial Transparency Report (BTR1) reveals that over 20% of national emissions come from the industrial sector, yet nearly 40% of those emissions fall under a vague ‘non-specific industries’ category that is currently outside the scope of key mitigation policies like PAT and the upcoming Carbon Credit Trading Scheme. This policy gap threatens India’s net-zero 2070 target.
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- ›Industrial share of total emissions (2022): Over 20%
- ›Emissions from fuel consumption (manufacturing & construction): 13% of total
- ›Target this Data: Industrial sector contributed over 20% of India’s total emissions in 2022 (BTR1).
- ›Target this Data: Fuel consumption in manufacturing & construction = 13% of total emissions; Industrial processes & product use = 9%.
- ›Target this Data: Over 40% of manufacturing emissions come from ‘non-specific industries’.
- ›Target this Nodal Report: First Biennial Transparency Report (BTR1) submitted to UNFCCC.
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