Going Beyond Climate Leadership
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 global targets aimed at building a more sustainable, equitable, and prosperous world by 2030. These goals tackle critical global challenges, including climate change, clean energy, responsible resource use, and social well-being.
At GPS Renewables, we align our work with seven key SDGs, focusing on:
Clean energy solutions through biofuels
Sustainable waste management to reduce landfill impact
Climate action by cutting greenhouse gas emissions
Ethical and responsible business practices
Economic growth and job creation in the renewable energy sector
Biofuel production technology that reuses water throughout the production process.
Proper effluent treatment infrastructure available as needed.
4,112 MT of CBG generated at the Indore plant which processes municipal solid waste.
393 MT biogas generated from BioUrjas that process food waste.
472MT CBG generated at Barabanki, where agri-residue is the feedstock.
ISO 45001 certified; robust HSE mechanisms in place to monitor operational health, safety and environment, ensure protection of workers’ rights.
Prioritising local jobs wherever plants are set up.
620,538.5 tCO2e (GWP20) avoided from landfills, as waste was diverted to our plants.
153,027 tonnes waste processed at MSW waste-to-energy plant.
150,000 tons of agri-residue forecasted to be used during FY25.
Climate Software Lab’s open-source Landslide Tool helps individuals and state administration identify areas prone to landslides by strengthening institutional capacity to identify and mitigate climate-related risks.
GHG mitigation by CBG plants Impact.