Value props

Carbon net zero
before 2045

Zero waste to landfill before 2030

40% clean and green energy portfolio

Our promise to the environment

Together, let us answer the call to go green. We can protect the planet by making smart choices and giving back to our communities. Join our eco-party and let us promote a vibrant, verdant world
 

At Tata Power, we strive to lead the way and shape the future with our environment-friendly technology and clean practices in energy management


Our approach is to work closely with both policymakers and regulators to foster a culture of innovation, extend the reach of our renewable energy solutions, and roll out cost-effective demand-side management options well suited for timely consumer-responsive needs



Having led the charge in the world of power for a century, Tata Power is well poised to navigate through the challenges of sustainable development


We believe in the power of collaboration, engaging actively with all constituents to make significant strides. With us, it goes beyond operations; we are committed to enriching lives, empowering communities, and sustaining the future for everyone associated with us

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Biodiversity conservation

 

We are committed to no net loss of biodiversity before 2030

We are making significant efforts in this space to reduce our environmental footprint and promote biodiversity. Protecting wildlife and plant life is how we give back to nature while also raising awareness among our employees and the communities, where we're nurturing nature at every turn. Our pledge is manifested as individual biodiversity action plans for the sites, all designed specifically based on ecological priorities and the appropriate actions needed. Throughout the journey, we partner with experts and collaborators who help to ensure our environmental efforts see their most significant impacts at ground level

 

 

Our focus areas

We are committed to upholding our vision that "sustainable is attainable." Our goal? To preserve the planet, nurture our communities, and empower everyone with green energy solutions

Resource conservation

Prudently preserving our precious resources via intelligent and effective stewardship

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Habitat protection

Safeguarding natural ecosystems and habitats to support biodiversity and sustain the ecological equilibrium

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Energy efficiency

Optimizing our energy usage to minimize waste and decrease our impact on the environment

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Local community enrichment

Enhancing the well-being and prosperity of communities within our operational locations

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Mapping the ecological landscape

In a significant step forward, we have carried out extensive assessments of biodiversity impacts at each of our thermal and hydro facilities, in addition to renewable energy sites adjacent to protected zones and areas of high ecological importance beyond these zones

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Our biodiversity risk assessment framework


Exploring TNFD Framework through Pilot Testing

We seek to collaboratively develop a strong framework that is not just market-ready but purpose-built with our creative pilot assessment. Our future will be greener and more sustainable thanks to this project, which is expected to spark a wave of sustainable practices across industries

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GIS mapping survey for forest improvement and carbon sequestration

In association with the Ela Foundation, we identified a comprehensive biodiversity survey and carbon sequestration analysis of Maharashtra hydroelectric regions through field research along with Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. Located next to the Northwestern biodiversity hotspot, this area boasts rich biodiversity. When we surveyed nine sites where Tata Power plants generate hydroelectricity, there were 395 large trees and 2,260 tall trees identified. The community and the local ecology will both benefit from these discoveries, which will guide future efforts to increase the area's green cover and carbon sequestration




The Mundra Plant, in collaboration with Kutch University, conducted a Remote Sensing-Geographic Information System (RS-GIS) to develop a systematic intervention in the plant's challenging 453.04 ha Greenbelt area. In collaboration with Kutch University, a Certified Greenbelt Map was created, aligning with SDG 13 (climate action). This initiative enhanced resource management, tree survival, fire management, and land use cover. With over 70 dry land species, it achieved an 80% increase in tree survival, reducing drudgery, manpower, and costs while building trust. The model adheres to CDM and the UNFCCC Paris Agreement and introduces an innovative plantation approach in the region