With solutions such as our revolutionary electric-bus fast-charging technology, we remain at the forefront of enabling the clean energy transition,” he added. “Electricity will be the backbone of the entire energy system and we are working on electrified, reliable, and decarbonized operations and products. “To get closer toward a carbon-neutral future, means that we have to start by strengthening our own environmental, social and governance practices. “We see ourselves as a key enabler of a sustainable energy future and are playing our part in the fight against global warming,” said N Venu, Managing Director and CEO of Hitachi ABB Power Grids in India in the statement.īy adopting a more systemic approach to business development, it expects to reduce carbon emissions for the benefit of the environment and society. Two more targets relate to a 50 per cent reduction in waste generation and cutting freshwater usage by 25 per cent, progressively through the next ten years. Additional 2030 targets include a 50 per cent reduction in CO2 emissions along the value chain and the introduction of greenhouse gas-free technology solutions. It is also electrifying its operations to deliver further efficiencies over the coming years. The company expects to achieve its carbon-neutral target of 100 per cent fossil-free electricity by the close of FY22.

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