Financial incentives and regulatory pressures shape business and organizational decisions to adopt cleaner technologies in manufacturing processes. By assigning a monetary cost to carbon emissions, carbon pricing mechanisms encourage manufacturers to reduce their environmental footprint and invest in energy-efficient processes, low-carbon materials, and innovative production methods. Further exploration into how these policies influence corporate behavior, drive technological transformation, and contribute to broader climate goals may reveal new economic challenges and competition concerns in the manufacturing sector. The Impact of Carbon Pricing on Green Investment in Manufacturing explores the effectiveness of carbon pricing mechanisms in driving sustainable investment within the manufacturing sector. It examines whether policies like carbon taxes, emissions trading systems, and hybrid models effectively incentivize green investment, reduce carbon emissions, and promote industrial sustainability. This book covers topics such as clean energy, materials science, and risk assessment, and is a useful resource for business owners, economists, engineers, academicians, researchers, and environmental scientists.