Sustainability at Hitachi Energy India

Sustainability 2030 goals

Sustainability is in the DNA of Hitachi Energy’s business strategy

Our sustainability strategy, updated in early 2024, sets out three strands for the actions we take: planet, people, and principles.

The strategy embraces key topics such as integrity, health and safety, human and worker rights, diversity and inclusion, ethical behavior, stakeholder and community engagement, and environment – everything that contributes to being a responsible corporate citizen while remaining a profitable, resilient, and sustainable business.

Transparency and accountability are central to the implementation of our strategy and our approach to disclosure.

Sustainability highlights

Our DNA strands for action mirror sustainability’s approach to environmental, social and governance performance (ESG), also building on the wider corporate social responsibility (CSR) discipline.

100 %

fossil fuel electricity

32 %

water recycled and reused for irrigation and flushing

~ 99 %

waste recycled (vs 97% last FY)

~ 8 %

Gender diversity in hiring

Some initiatives in our operations towards reducing its impact on the environment

5.5 kW

New dedicated compressor installed for Savli casting plant, reducing operation of 30 kW centralised compressor system.

30.8%

Water leakages arrested at Savli, with optimised water usage resulting in significant reduction of freshwater consumption as compared to last year.

~5 MT

Avoidance of waste generation at Peenya and Doddaballapur facilities with elimination of nearly 65,000 paper cups per month.

744 MT

Of dust reused and not disposed of as waste Board dust reused as biofuel in boiler in the form of briquettes at Mysuru.

100% fossil free electricity

By investing on rooftop solar in Maneja and Doddaballapur facilities, power purchase agreements at Mysuru where more than 90% of electricity is secured through wheeled green electricity.