India aims for net-zero emissions by 2070 with measures like prohibiting end-of-life vehicles in Delhi from 2025 and deploying pollution control methods.
Startups like altM focus on decarbonizing industries through cleantech solutions, developing bio-chemicals from agricultural and industrial waste.
altM's founders gained industry experience, identifying the potential in agricultural residue for sustainable materials.
The company's altMORPH platform converts biomass into bio-chemicals, offering scalable and sustainable solutions across industries.
altM aims for carbon-negative molecules with superior performance compared to traditional chemicals, focusing on cost and scalability.
The company's customer-first approach drives innovation, with products tailored for industries like beauty, textiles, and wood.
altM's pilot plant nears completion, with plans for early revenue generation and scaling up production capacity in the coming years.
Expansion into European markets is targeted due to better ecosystem support and awareness of biochemicals.
Challenges include scaling deeptech in India due to funding and regulatory hurdles, with altM positioned to lead in decarbonizing industries.