In Short : Vedanta Limited increased their use of renewable energy from 1.6 billion units in FY 24 to 2.6 billion units in FY 25, marking a significant sustainability milestone. This increase is in line with India’s growing renewable transition and shows a significant move toward clean power across its mining, metals, and energy operations.
Encouraging Cost-Effective and Clean Operations
A variety of green sources, including biomass, wind, and solar, are responsible for the significant rise in the use of renewable energy. A total of 1.9 GW of capacity is covered by Fuel Agreements (PDAs) that are prepared for implementation. Renewable energy is already being incorporated into daily operations by subsidiaries like Hindustan Zinc and BALCO, strengthening energy resilience and reducing emissions and operating expenses.
The Function of Biomass and Progress in Carbon Mitigation
In FY 25, Vedanta also used 650,000 gigajoules of biomass energy, which is enough to power around 50,000 households. With the help of innovative products, such as low-carbon zinc (EcoZen) and aluminum (Restora), the company has reduced CO2 emissions by around 28 million tons in the last three years, demonstrating its growing dedication to industrial decarbonization.
About Vedanta Limited
Leading in metals, mining, energy, and vital minerals, Vedanta Limited is a multifaceted industrial giant. Vedanta is taking the lead in sustainable industry and firmly establishing India’s low-carbon industrial future with its integrated renewable energy projects and emphasis on minimizing environmental impact.
