Is India’s Real Estate Sector Aiding Net-Zero?
The real estate sector is buoyed by the LEED and GRIHA credits and certifications. But are these enough for net-zero?
The real estate sector is buoyed by the LEED and GRIHA credits and certifications. But are these enough for net-zero?
A recent survey shows CEOs are committed to decarbonizing their businesses to reach net zero, with over half prioritizing it
Linking SLL margins to measurable targets, demonstrates commitment to quantifiable results, allowing stakeholders to track progress
Over 70% of firms have a CSO, requiring agility in change, and over 50% hire for net-zero strategy delivery.
Achieving net-zero doesn’t require a magic bullet; it requires coexistence of various energy technologies in our energy basket.
SAIL is implementing a 3-pronged strategy to reduce carbon emissions, including increasing scrap usage, using RE, and utilizing natural fuels
The bioplastics plant will achieve sustainability goals and meet increasing demand due to reduced production costs and environmental benefits
By 2030, each state must meet 43.3% of its power demand from renewable energy; grid infrastructure availability and compliance are the key
India’s energy transition and decarbonization journey require Rs 160 billion annually until 2030. The Indian banks are taking the green leap
The company plans to develop green hydrogen energy applications to enable various industrial sectors’ transition to net-zero
JinkoSolar has underscored its ambition to address climate change and provide a clear action guide for full value chain emissions reduction
The collaboration will promote compressed biogas as a sustainable alternative and also address the challenge of unorganized agricultural residue management