According to JK Tyre & Industries Manufacturing Director Anil K Makkar, the company has been constantly instilling proactive steps towards a greener and sustainable future.
"In our progressive journey, sustainability is at the centre-stage. In the next five years, we hope to increase the percentage of power usage at our manufacturing facilities from 53% to 75% through renewable sources,"
By 2050, the company aims to become a carbon-neutral company by integrating innovative technologies and sustainable practices.
"While we at JK tyre are already a global benchmark on specific raw water consumption, our efforts to attain newer milestones will continue to save this precious drop of life and our environment," Makkar said in a statement.
CNH Industrial
Narinder Mittal, Country Manager and Managing Director – Agriculture Business, CNH Industrial India & SAARC said the company is dedicated to breaking new ground in both innovation and environmental responsibility.
"From advanced agricultural machinery that promotes precision farming and reduces resource consumption, to our electric and hybrid machines that are redefining the construction industry, we are proud to play an active role in reducing emissions and conserving natural resources," he said.
Through ongoing efforts in India, including reducing carbon emissions through solar energy in our plants, supporting water conservation initiatives in nearby villages, preventing stubble burning through our crop residue management in more than 10 locations, and implementing the Miyawaki forest project with a plantation of over 10000 trees, the company is working towards a greener and more sustainable future, he said.
"This World Environment Day, we reaffirm our dedication to further adapt to sustainable practices" he added.
Pakka Ltd
Jagdeep Hira, Business Head of Pakka Ltd said: "In our product development process, we ensure that we minimise waste generation. We're steadily moving towards the goal of net zero carbon emission, aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals."
