Vedanta's Green Revolution: Spearheading India's Energy Transition
Vedanta Group, a leader in critical minerals, energy, and technology, is expanding its portfolio to drive India's energy transition. The company is committed to ESG goals and aims to double its capacity in zinc and aluminium production while enhancing its natural gas presence. Efforts focus on achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
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Expanding its global footprint, Vedanta Group announces significant growth in its critical minerals and energy portfolio, pivotal for India's energy transition. A key player in transition metals, Vedanta's moves include doubling Hindustan Zinc's capacity and expanding its aluminium production to meet decarbonisation benchmarks.
The company is strengthening India's clean energy supply chains through new mineral acquisitions and advancing its gas portfolio to meet 2030 targets. As India’s only private oil & gas producer, Vedanta leverages its resources for enhancing energy security via a low-carbon transition.
Under the leadership of CEO Deshnee Naidoo, Vedanta underscores its ESG commitments with a remarkable 28 million tonnes CO₂ mitigation achievement, underpinning plans for renewable energy developments. Deshnee reaffirms Vedanta’s role in powering India's economy and delivering sustainable growth.
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