Sustainability Karma Desk

Varun Puri, Managing Director at Green Power International, emphasizes the need for increased investments in hydrogen technology R&D, efficient water use for hydrogen production, and incentivizing carbon capture. He also highlights the importance of subsidizing clean energy technologies to combat...

Vedanta Sesa Goa records 8 million energy unit savings through smart systems, renewable adoption and efficiency upgrades, reinforcing its sustainable mining and clean energy strategy

Vipul Kumar, Senior Partner at Xynteo, praises India's bold ambition to become a global hub for green hydrogen production by 2030. He emphasizes the need for further incentivization in green hydrogen use for steel production and developing the green hydrogen value chain through technology...

While the company’s sustainability strategy emphasises sustainable agriculture, education, and water conservation, the latter remains a top priority as a systemic risk, says Amit Bhasin, Chief Legal Officer and Group General Counsel at Marico Limited, in an interview with Sustainability Karma.

India’s critical minerals demand is poised for exponential growth across key sectors, according to a new FICCI-Deloitte report.

Maintaining a long-term focus on sustainability is crucial as India grows rapidly, ensuring that our progress is not only fast but also sustainable so that the future generations have a better future.

India has consciously followed a gradual approach from voluntary disclosure, mandatory reporting to assurance on reporting, and in the next stage companies would be made accountable.

We work closely with companies globally and try to inculcate in them the value of compassionate corporate leadership so that they feel the suffering of children, people and the planet, and do the needful.

From solar cold storage to biomass-powered systems and silk reeling machines, Powering Livelihoods boosts incomes and reduces manual labour by promoting the use of decentralised renewable energy technologies in rural and peri-urban areas.

Addressing the climate crisis demands innovations across various domains, including finance, philanthropy, institutional design, partnerships, and international cooperation, amongst others.