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All these initiatives have helped <strong>TCS</strong> reduce its energy consumption by 7.75% over FY <strong>2010</strong><br />

and 22.80% over baseline year FY 2008.<br />

Lastly, total fuel consumption by company owned vehicles in FY 20<strong>11</strong> was <strong>11</strong>2,123 liters of<br />

Petrol and 177, 625 liters of Diesel. The total direct energy consumption by primary energy<br />

sources is 310,324 GJ (from fuel consumption in owned vehicles, diesel consumption in<br />

Diesel Generators, LPG combustion in canteen kitchens).<br />

Water Performance<br />

Fresh water consumed at <strong>TCS</strong> comes from municipality supply, borewells, tanker supply and<br />

a small fraction of packaged drinking water procured at some sites. A source-wise breakup<br />

of the 1.6 million kL of water consumed in FY 20<strong>11</strong> is shown in Figure . Other than the<br />

groundwater aquifers that the on-premise borewells and tankers tap into, no other water<br />

sources are impacted.<br />

Tanker<br />

27%<br />

Borewell<br />

23%<br />

Bottle<br />

1%<br />

Figure 49 Freshwater consumption by source<br />

Municipal<br />

49%<br />

Some of the steps taken to reduce fresh water consumption at <strong>TCS</strong> include:<br />

n Dual flushing system in toilets<br />

n Taps with variable output and sensors<br />

n Drip irrigation system<br />

n Throttling of valves<br />

n Regular maintenance of water pumps<br />

n Sewage treatment plants where feasible; recycled water for A/C cooling tower make-up,<br />

flushing and gardening<br />

n Employee engagement and education through awareness drives<br />

As an outcome, per capita water consumption decreased YoY by <strong>11</strong>.85% in FY 20<strong>11</strong>.<br />

See Figure 50.<br />

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