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                analysis, potential environmental risks are identified   business to pilot the protocol developed by Natural
                at business level.  The identified risks are assessed   Capital Coalition
                and thereafter relevant action plans are prepared for      •   Mangrove plantation and biodiversity plantation
                the mitigation  of risks and it is periodically  reviewed.
                The Company has also adopted ISO-14001 and is a      Waste Management
                signatory to Responsible Care which guides the Company      •    Well integrated mechanism to maximise the waste
                as and when required. Aspect-Impact analysis with rating   utilisation within the operations
                system is in place for assessing operational environmental      •    Emphasising development of value-added products
                impacts at site. Impact register is periodically reviewed   out of waste such as developed Green Bricks out of
                for keeping it updated and for improving environmental   Sulphur Rich Fly Ash
                performance. Environmental Management Plan (‘EMP’)      •    Unique  set-up  of  Cement  plant  to  absorb  waste
                is in place for mitigating the environmental impact, thus   generated  out  of  other  plants  within  the  Mithapur
                reducing operational environmental risks.  The Company   operations
                has  also  initiated  LCA  for  its  major  products  to  estimate
                environmental impact over its life cycle. The Company had      •    Collecting back and disposing post-consumer plastic
                conducted environment impact assessment by third-party   waste under Extended Producer Responsibility
                for Mithapur plant in FY 2018-19.                      framework of Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016
                                                                   Green Packaging application
            4.    Does the Company have any project related to Clean
                Development Mechanism? If so, provide details thereof      •    Reusing secondary packaging in most products to
                in about 50 words or so. Also, if  Yes, whether any    reduce Carbon Footprint
                environmental compliance report is filed?          Green Supply Chain
                 Yes.  Clean Development  Mechanism  (‘CDM’) is  an integral      •   Maximising rail transportation
                part of the Company’s strategy for carbon conscious growth      •    Full load basis transportation and preference to bulker
                of the organisation.  The Company got 2 CDM projects   movement
                registered in 2004 and 1 CDM project in 2005. As on date,
                the Company does not have any CDM projects but it has       Besides this, the Company also endeavours to reduce
                become an unsaid practice to assess CDM potential in each   indirect energy consumptions. Some of the initiatives
                and every project and to address the same in the feasibility   are as follows:
                report of the project. In the new facilities, the Company is      •    Preventive and reliability centred maintenance, etc. to
                actively promoting solar power systems.                reduce downtime and ensure smooth operations
                                                                   •    On-off timer system has been implanted in all street
            5.    Has the Company undertaken any other initiatives on -   lights. Used fluorescent bulb in place of mercury light.
                clean technology, energy efficiency,  renewable energy,
                etc.? Yes / No. If Yes, please give hyperlink to web page etc.     •    Low voltage variable frequency drives for throttled and
                                                                       recirculation applications
                 Yes. As per  Tata Chemicals’ strategy of Carbon conscious
                growth, the Company has taken various initiatives to address      •   Premium efficiency motors to replace rewound motors
                clean technology, renewable energy and energy efficiency      •    Thermograph audits and actions for steam distribution
                etc. Abatement levers have been identified during carbon   network
                footprint base line study which is an integral part of the Long
                Term Sustainability Planning (‘LTSP’) to identify key projects in      For more information, visit:
                the journey of responsible operations. Some of the initiatives      http://sustainability.tatachemicals.com/SOAOP.htm
                taken by the Company are as follows:           6.    Are the Emissions/Waste generated by the Company
                Renewable Source of Energy                         within the permissible limits given by CPCB/SPCB for the
                                                                   financial year being reported?
                •    Use of solar energy to produce solar salt and in turn
                    Soda Ash at Mithapur                            The Company has installed online monitoring systems as per
                •   Use of solar energy in the new plant at Mambattu  the guidelines of the Central Pollution Control Board (‘CPCB’).
                                                                   Online monitoring data is regularly updated in CPCB server
                Natural Capital Accounting & Biodiversity Ecosystem  as per prescribed parameters. Emissions/waste generated
                •    The Company has also adopted Tata Group initiative on   reports  are  regularly  submitted  to  CPCB/SPCB  as  per  the
                    valuation of natural capital programme for Chemistry   prescribed norms for FY 2020-21.


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