Adani Green Energy gets certification from DNV for water conservation

New Delhi: Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL) on Wednesday said that it has received recognition for conserving water against consumption. "AGEL has been certified water positive by DNV, an independent global assurance agency. The verification statement signifies that AGEL's water conservation is greater than consumption," a company statement said.

DNV conducted qualitative & quantitative assessments of water balance index

DNV conducted qualitative and quantitative assessments of the water balance index for AGEL's operational sites having greater than 200 MW capacity in Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Andhra Pradesh.

The water balance index is 1.12 (positive)

As per the assessment, the water balance index is 1.12 (positive), surpassing its target to become net water neutral by FY25, way ahead of time. The verification process entailed sample-based checks and the methodology, measurement techniques, estimation methods, assumptions, and uncertainties involved in the process of water accounting as adopted by AGEL.

AGEL has recorded 99.5% lower freshwater consumption

AGEL has recorded a 99.5 percent lower freshwater consumption per unit of generation as against 3.5 KL/MWh statutory limit for thermal power in FY23.

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