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Dalmia Cement calls for melding green solutions into corporate DNA to cut carbon footprint
Glasgow, New Delhi, Nov 4, 2021: Cement manufacturer Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Limited has urged global corporations to prudently incorporate green solutions and work with respective governments to bring down their carbon footprint even as they strive to meet growth compulsions.
“By partnering with the government and incorporating green solutions, organisations, especially in developing countries such as India, can definitely bring down their carbon footprint. In fact, I agree with Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau that we should target a carbon pricing to cover 60 per cent of global emissions by 2030 if we want to reduce emissions and meet sustainability goals.”
He emphasized that forward-looking companies could bring down their carbon footprint and become more profitable and economical by including internal carbon pricing mechanisms while averting the long-term business risk from climate change.
Citing the green success of Dalmia Cement in the past decade or so, he said, “In the last 10 years, we were able to reduce our carbon footprint by 22 per cent yet grow three times and double our profitability by following through with our philosophy of – Clean and Green is profitable and sustainable. Today, Dalmia Cement has one of the lowest carbon footprints globally and we are committed to becoming carbon negative by 2040.”
Photo Caption (left to right): Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mr. Mahendra Singhi, MD & CEO, Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd. during the COP26 High-level Panel Discussion in Glasgow, Scotland.
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