Sustainable Development

Empowering the Future

At Triveni Turbine Limited, we have embedded environmental, social and governance (ESG) ethos into our operational framework. We pursue responsible business practices to drive sustainable future growth. Our ESG interventions are centred around environmental conservation, social empowerment, and good governance. They are structured to steer holistic and inclusive long-term growth and value creation.

Triveni Sustainability Framework

Environmental Sustainability

  • Energy-efficient designs
  • Green facilities
  • Emissions management
  • Sustainable product innovation
  • Sustainability across the supply chain
  • Water and wastewater management
  • Resource optimisation and circular economy

Social – Purpose-driven Social Responsibility

  • Socially responsible employer
  • Employee retention, engagement and talent development
  • Labour management
  • Occupational health and safety (OHS)
  • Responsible sourcing and supply chain
  • Community engagement
  • Customer-centric operations

Governance – Built on Accountability

  • Ethical business conduct
  • Transparency and accountability
  • Risk management
  • Digitalisation and cybersecurity
  • Regulatory compliance
  • ESG governance
  • Business continuity planning

ESG Performance Metrics FY 26

1,138

metric tonnes

CO2 emissions avoided

ZERO

Lost time injury frequency rate (LTIFR)

0.0000004

tCO2e/₹

Energy intensity per rupee of turnover

54.83%

Input materials directly sourced from MSMEs/small producers

77,000

Lives positively impacted

Investing in Eco-Innovation

At Triveni Turbine Limited, environmental sustainability is more than a responsibility; it is an opportunity to shape the future of energy. It underlines our commitment to being a catalyst in the transition of industries towards cleaner and more efficient systems. We design advanced solutions that help customers improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions. Today, nearly 80% of our business is aligned with non-fossil fuel and renewable energy sectors, reflecting our commitment to a greener future.

Commitment to climate action

Our total energy consumption from renewable sources stood at 6,098.93 GJ (equivalent to ~0.19 MW average load) in FY 26, leading to avoidance of approximately 1,138 metric tonnes of CO2 emissions, based on standard grid emission factors.

The majority of our electricity requirements are met through our 1.3 MW rooftop solar power plant, supported by an energy-efficient net-metered system that enables surplus power to be exported to the grid.

The infrastructure at our facilities is optimised for natural lighting and ventilation through features such as translucent roofing, large windows, turbo ventilators, and open-plan layouts, significantly reducing energy consumption and supporting sustainable operations.

To promote biodiversity across our Peenya and Sompura campuses, we have cultivated over 6,052 trees and more than 156 species of plants, including flowering, fruit-bearing, medicinal, ornamental, and native varieties.

Our Peenya and Sompura facilities are designed as IGBC Platinum-rated green buildings, ensuring minimal environmental impact.

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Karnataka State Horticulture Winner for the year FY 25

Circular economy

Focus on product stewardship

  • Product stewardship drives our climate action by enabling low-carbon and energy-efficient solutions
  • Our R&D focusses on technologies such as waste heat recovery, biomass, and waste-to-energy systems, promoting resource efficiency and reduced emissions
  • Through innovations in power generation, energy storage, and CO2-based energy-efficient systems, we support cleaner energy adoption and industrial decarbonisation, helping our customers transition towards a more sustainable future
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Emphasis on water efficiency

  • Total water consumption in FY 26 stood at 85,611.54 kilolitres, reflecting an approximate 3.4% reduction compared to FY 25
  • Groundwater remained the primary source at 81,340.3 kilolitres, showing a ~3.2% decrease, while dependence on third-party water reduced by ~11.2%, indicating improved resource management
  • Introduction of rainwater storage (186.3 kilolitres) marks a positive step towards sustainable water sourcing
  • Water efficiency has improved significantly, with water intensity per rupee of turnover reducing by ~20%, and PPP-adjusted water intensity improving by ~14.7%, demonstrating more efficient water use relative to business growth
  • We have installed 13 engineered rainwater soak wells across the facility to capture and recharge rainwater efficiently
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Promotion of circular economy and waste management

  • Total waste generation reached 522.33 metric tonnes in FY 26, in line with expanded operational activity
  • We successfully redirected the vast majority of waste back into productive use – with 498.73 metric tonnes (~95%) recycled and 4.66 metric tonnes reused
  • Zero waste was sent to landfill in FY 26, marking a key milestone in our journey towards responsible waste management
  • In line with our commitment to responsible consumption, we have eliminated single-use plastic and paper cups across all conference rooms, transitioning entirely to reusable alternatives
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Powering People Progress

We are committed to fostering a responsible and inclusive workplace, with our approach focussed on being a socially responsible employer.

We take initiatives to nurture talent through continuous learning and development, and ensuring high levels of employee engagement and retention.

We place health and safety at the core of our operations, reinforcing a culture where well-being is non-negotiable.

We actively promote a culture of sustainability through various awareness and participation initiatives across the organisation.

We celebrate important occasions such as Environment Day, Yoga Day, and Safety Day, along with activities like nature photography, quizzes and cultural events, to encourage environmental consciousness and well-being among employees.

We have developed a network of HSE Champions who play a vital role in driving awareness, influencing behaviour, and promoting sustainable practices at the workplace. Our safety initiatives include:

  • Department-level risk assessments
  • Active employee participation
  • Safety champions network
  • Awareness and training programmes
  • Continuous monitoring and feedback

In FY 26, we sustained a zero-fatality record across all manufacturing operations, demonstrating a strong safety culture and effective implementation of health and safety management systems.

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Promoting responsible sourcing

We actively promote responsible sourcing and ethical supply chain practices, and remain closely engaged with our suppliers.

  • Robust supplier/vendor Code of Conduct, including ESG criteria, is required to be followed and adhered to by all new suppliers
  • Sustainable sourcing is ensured by mandating ISO 14001 (Environmental Management System) and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety Management System) certifications
  • In FY 26, we supported 70% of value chain partners with training on critical topics like operational, health and safety (OHS), pollution control, wages, and ethical practices
  • 70% of materials are sourced from sustainable vendors
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Enriching customer experience

It is our continual endeavour to enhance customer experience through focussed initiatives.

  • We have adopted a customer-centric approach across manufacturing, supply chain and logistics operations
  • We have in place a structured complaint resolution system with cross-functional collaboration for quick communication and issue resolution
  • Active collection and analysis of customer feedback is enabled through CSAT and NPS surveys, with insights enabling improvements in response time, product quality, and delivery precision
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Nurturing community connect

In FY 26, we positively impacted 77,000 beneficiaries through targeted CSR programmes reinforcing our commitment to community development and social responsibility.

  • Education & Skill Development: Supported education, infrastructure, skill development and technology initiatives for children and students, including advanced learning in emerging technologies. Supported the enhancement of centralised kitchen of Akshaya Patra Foundation in Hyderabad.
  • Technology & Innovation: Strengthened research and innovation through collaboration with leading institutions to promote technological advancement, sustainability, and future-ready solutions.
  • Healthcare: Enhanced access to quality healthcare through developmental therapy programmes for children and infrastructure improvements at charitable and government hospitals.
  • Environmental Sustainability: Partnered with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) for development of tools for technology-driven water conservation initiatives.
  • Rural Sports Development: Promoted football by providing sports equipment, basic infrastructure, coaching, and training opportunities for children and youth in rural areas.
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Promoting Ethical Governance

In an increasingly dynamic and technology-driven business environment, we remain focussed on continuously strengthening our governance mechanisms.

Our efforts are focussed on enhancing organisational agility, safeguarding critical assets, and effectively managing emerging risks.

We have adopted a proactive and integrated governance approach to uphold the highest standards of corporate responsibility while driving operational excellence and sustainable growth.

In FY 26, we successfully maintained zero data breaches through robust cybersecurity measures, continuous monitoring, and strengthened information governance frameworks.

We have further strengthened our management systems through adherence to globally recognised standards and certifications, including ISO 14001 (Environmental Management System), ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety Management System), ISO 9001 (Quality Management System), and API Spec Q1 (10th Edition).

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