Sustainable Public Procurement: Towards a lowâcarbon economy
Sustainable Public Procurement: Towards a lowâcarbon economy
Sustainable Public Procurement: Towards a lowâcarbon economy
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101 <strong>Sustainable</strong> <strong>Public</strong> <strong>Procurement</strong>: <strong>Towards</strong> a low carbon <strong>economy</strong><br />
Gas Authority of India Limited<br />
Company profile<br />
Environmental initiatives<br />
GAIL (India) Limited, is a Natural Gas company, integrating all<br />
aspects of the Natural Gas value chain (including Exploration &<br />
Production, Processing, Transmission, Distribution and<br />
Marketing) and its related services.<br />
The vision of GAIL is to be the leading company in natural gas<br />
and beyond, with global focus, committed to customer care, value<br />
creation for all stakeholders and environmental responsibility.<br />
GAIL places a special emphasis on environmental issues and<br />
responsible stewardship of the environment. It puts emphasis on<br />
providing cleaner energy and infrastructure for development. It<br />
seeks to operate in an environmentally responsible manner that<br />
benefits both nature and those who depend on it, identifying and<br />
managing the environmental impacts and risks of our operations.<br />
To further this objective, it extends support to initiatives that<br />
conserve plants and animals, improve land and water use, protect<br />
forest tracts, beautify road sides and traffic islands.<br />
For further details, please visit, www.gailonline.com<br />
Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited<br />
Company profile<br />
Environmental initiatives<br />
Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited (IFFCO) began as<br />
an unique venture in which the farmers of the country through<br />
their own Co-operative Societies created this new institution to<br />
safeguard their interests.<br />
IFFCO has begun an Energy Saving Project (ESP) for its five<br />
Ammonia Plants located at Kalol, Phulpur-I, Phulpur-II, Aonla-I<br />
and Aonla-II at a total cost of Rs. 405 crore. The Project was<br />
bifurcated in to two parts as Phase-I and Phase-II for ease of<br />
implementation and to facilitate accrual of early benefits. Phase-I<br />
Energy Saving Schemes Project has begun. Besides, IFFCO is<br />
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