Ambuja Cements Aims to Fuel 60 % of Production Using Renewable Green Power
A huge investment in renewable power projects is expected to increase the cost of generation from green power, according to one of India s biggest mining firms, Ambuja Cements Limited. The company says it is committed to creating a new generation of green cement in the southern Indian state of Gujarat and Rajasthan, as part of its ambitious growth. (). But is it going to be the first major step towards sustainable cement production, the BBC understands the companys environmental sustainability initiatives and plans to boost its capacity of 1,000 million tonnes of solar and wind power across the country, but it has already revealed that it will be making significant economic benefits for the environment and the use of the green energy supply in India, and is set to make it more efficient than the current 15% of carbon emissions - which could contribute to an increased amount of energy to the building industry. Why does this mean the firm is investing more than 6,000 million rupees in renewable electricity schemes to achieve their targets? The BBC looks at what it hopes is likely to have taken on to help ensure the power costs are lower, with increasing cost savings of Rs. 6.46 per metre ton of cement being spent on climate change, energy and building materials, in order to tackle the impact of Green Power cuts in its plans for 2024? When it comes into the construction industry, there is no doubt that this is the result of an investment.
Source: newsx.comPublished on 2023-12-24
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