REC bags SKOCH Award 2025 for corporate net-zero transition 
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REC bags SKOCH Award 2025 for corporate net-zero transition

REC Limited has been conferred with the Silver Award in the ‘Corporate Net Zero Transition’ category at the prestigious SKOCH Awards 2025

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: REC Limited, a Maharatna Central Public Sector Enterprise under the Ministry of Power and a leading non-banking financial company (NBFC), has been conferred with the Silver Award in the ‘Corporate Net Zero Transition’ category at the prestigious SKOCH Awards 2025.

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The award has been received on behalf of REC Limited by Awanish Kumar Bharati, General Manager (Finance), in recognition of the company’s strategic initiatives and tangible progress towards supporting India’s net-zero and climate transition objectives.

This achievement marks REC’s third ESG-related accolade in 2025, underscoring its sustained focus on environmental stewardship, responsible governance and long-term sustainable growth. The recognition highlights REC’s efforts to integrate climate-conscious practices across its operations and financing portfolio, aligning them with national and global sustainability goals.

REC has emerged as a key enabler of India’s clean energy transition by actively supporting projects in renewable energy, green infrastructure and sustainable power systems. Through a robust ESG framework and responsible financing practices, the company has expanded its role beyond that of a conventional lender, positioning itself as a catalyst for transformative change in the power and infrastructure sector.

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