Ducon Infratechnologies Poised to Lead India's Carbon Capture Revolution

The Indian government's significant investment in CCUS technologies, as part of the 2026-27 budget, aligns with Ducon Infratechnologies' early efforts in carbon capture R&D. This investment validates Ducon's strategic direction and positions it as a leader in the country's transition towards net-zero emissions.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Mumbai (Maharashtra) | Updated: 04-02-2026 14:25 IST | Created: 04-02-2026 14:25 IST
Ducon Infratechnologies Poised to Lead India's Carbon Capture Revolution
Ducon's Early Carbon Capture Strategy Receives Policy Validation as India Accelerates CCUS Deployment. Image Credit: ANI
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In a major development, Ducon Infratechnologies Limited is set to spearhead India's carbon capture industry after years of strategic R&D investment. The company’s focus on solvent-based carbon capture is receiving a significant boost, thanks to the newly announced Union Budget 2026-27, which earmarks ₹20,000 crore to promote Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) technologies.

This landmark budget decision signifies a dramatic shift in India's energy policy, positioning CCUS as a core component of the nation's decarbonisation strategy. This fiscal support comes as India aims to integrate CCUS into industrial sectors where emission-reduction alternatives are scarce, validating Ducon's vision and early initiatives.

Ducon began its proactive R&D programme in September 2025, targeting proprietary solvent development and pilot-scale validation, which places the company at the forefront of India's CCUS landscape. Arun Govil, Chairman & Managing Director of Ducon, highlighted the strategic advantage of the company's foresight, emphasizing its potential role as a key partner in India's journey towards industrial decarbonisation.

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