13000
+Electric
Vehicles
15000
+MT CO2 Savings
in Electricity
30
.3 millionsq. ft. Solar
Powered warehouses
220
%Reduction In
Water Consumption
Our goal is to be carbon neutral by 2040
Igniting Success in a Carbon-neutral Way
As a responsible organisation, we recognise the importance of reducing our carbon footprint and the growing urgency to operate our transportation, warehousing, and people mobility operations in a carbon-neutral way. We endeavour to become carbon neutral by 2040.
Our decarbonisation strategy encompasses sustainable transportation practices, reforestation initiatives, last mile electrification, energy efficiency measures, and piloting LNG and hydrogen fuels. Our commitment to sustainable practices extends to our infrastructure, including energy-efficient warehouses and offices, large-scale solar projects, EV charging infrastructure, and effective water management systems. Pioneering circularity, we prioritise the use of recycled materials, reusable packaging, rainwater harvesting, and wastewater recycling. With established carbon management strategies, we are actively developing technology to regularly monitor and audit our carbon footprint.
On our journey to become carbon neutral
Decarbonisation
1300+ Electric Vehicles
1500+ MT CO2 savings in electricity
11 Mn Kms in Alternate Fuels
14,000+ Trees Planted
Green Infrastructure
3.3 million sq. ft. Solar Powered Warehouses
70+ EV charging stations
5+ green facilities LEED/IGBC certified
200+ MT of CO2 Savings in Green Warehouses
Circularity
11.5K Eco Palettes with Recycled Wood
22% Reduction in Water Consumption
500+ Green Hour across Facilities
Accreditation Ecovadis - Bronze
Ensure our business adheres to doubling the Energy Productivity by rolling out Energy Efficiency Programme by 2040
Ensure our business will adhere to consuming 10% of electrical energy generated from Renewable energy sources by 2040
Continue our commitment to Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), an initiative intended to increase corporate ambition on climate action by mobilising companies to set GHG emission reduction targets
Undertake tree plantation programmes to set the remaining carbon footprint
SBTi Targets
We have committed to the following SBTi targets for 2033, considering 2018 as the baseline year:
- Scope 1 and 2:
Reduce GHG emissions by 88% per employee
- Scope 3:
Reduce GHG emissions by 69% per million kms
To meet these goals, we are aligning our operations to double energy productivity by 2040, in accordance with EP100. We also plan to progressively increase our use of renewable energy in alignment with RE100.
Our Initiatives
Green Warehousing Operations
Green Last Mile Mobility
Green People Mobility
Sustainable Workspaces
Sustainable Transportation
Tree Plantations

Green Warehousing Operations
We are actively investing in making our warehousing facilities energy efficient and exceptionally sustainable, with a key goal of achieving IGBC platinum and LEED certification for all our multi-client large format warehouses. Using alternative energy is a crucial component of a green warehouse, and we are investing significantly in installing solar panels at various locations across India. These facilities are designed in accordance with our sustainability standards, including requirements for liquid discharge management, renewable energy, and waste management, as well as cutting-edge automation. State-of-the-art monitoring is used to measure warehouse air circulation, temperature, energy, and water usage, as well as heat mapping on the movement of trucks and people throughout the property for operational control, which influences the future design requirements of our logistics estates. The power supplied by the solar panels is utilised to power an EV charging station at the warehouses, which is available to all employees for free! The access is also tech-enabled to ensure the authenticity of usage, making us one of the industry’s forerunners in this area!
We have also created a sustainability room called ‘Green Hive’ which stations a sustainability dashboard to track all sustainability initiatives inside the warehouse. With all these measures, we plan to save up to 200 metric tonnes of CO2 emissions in each of our green warehouses every year.

Green Last Mile Mobility
In India, we were among the first to enter the EV cargo space. eDeL, our last-mile cargo delivery service runs solely on EVs, as part of our effort to employ alternative energy to reduce our carbon footprint. By optimising B2C deliveries throughout key cities in India and catering to varied industries such as e-commerce, consumer goods, pharma, and retail. eDeL transforms the way distribution systems are built and managed. We promise to provide our customers a competitive advantage in terms of cost efficiency and sustainable operations with eDeL’s tech platform for asset management and real-time tracking, and flexible operating and commercial models.
Milestones conquered in less than 2 years of operations:
10000
+Electric vehicles deployed in
160
+Cities
130
+million
clean kms covered
clean kms covered
25000
+Tons of CO2
Emissions saved
Emissions saved
700
+Charging Hubs

Green People Mobility
In line with the greater national goal of electrifying 30% of all cars in India by 2030, we have been replacing ICE vehicles in our people mobility business with EVs over the past few years. Our B2B people mobility brand, Alyte offers technology-driven EV ecosystems for employee transportation needs. Our B2C brand Meru further strengthens this goal through its line of electric vehicles Meru EVGO.
Environmental advantages of our green fleet:
Connected – With telematics and intelligent energy management systems
Cost effective – Low running cost powered by lithium-ion batteries
Green technology – Supported by zero emissions and regenerative braking
Convenient – Direct drive transmission with fast charging and easy control

Sustainable Workspaces
In our resolve to create an ecosystem of sustainable workspaces, we have set goals for reducing energy use in our warehouses and offices. Energy conservation, fuel optimisation, alternate fuels, and increased usage of renewable energy are all part of the plan. Energy conservation projects in offices and warehouses include installing energy-saving lighting and efficient equipment such as 5-star certified appliances. It also includes incorporating sustainable design elements into warehouses, such as proper ventilation, boosting daylight, solar energy, etc. We are also reducing fuel usage in our DG sets and trucks by utilising technology to reduce trip distances. We are looking at alternative fuels such as LPG/CNG and, where feasible, converting to renewable energy sources such as solar power to generate electricity in warehouses.

Sustainable Transportation
Routes and fleet optimisation – Deploying appropriate vehicles for the given loads and maximising vehicle capacity utilisation
Upgrading vehicle technology – Deploying more environmentally friendly automobiles, such as BS VI vehicles that are more fuel efficient and have lower emissions
Multi-modal transportation – Using alternative modes like railways, waterways, etc. which are more environment-friendly than road transportation

Tree Plantations
Under the Mahindra Hariyali Programme, we have also committed to planting 9,000 trees every year for the next ten years, aiding our attempts to achieve carbon neutrality!