Spearheading the transformative Gamsberg Phase 2 project, reflecting Vedanta’s commitment to sustainable mining and operational excellence. This initiative entails the expansion of Gamsberg’s mining capacity to double and the construction of a new Concentrator plant, reinforcing the Company’s dedication to advancing mineral processing capabilities while fostering economic growth and job creation.
Boasting a massive resource base of Gamsberg mine, Ghamsberg Phase 2 presents a significant expansion opportunity. However, its ambitious scope necessitates careful coordination of various activities, including the expansion of mining operations, construction of a new concentrator plant, and the establishment of critical infrastructure like a new tailings dam, power transmission lines, and water reservoirs. Successfully navigating these complex logistical challenges will be crucial to unlocking the full potential of this large-scale mining project.
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Vedanta Aluminium has achieved a groundbreaking advancement in the design of reduction cells (pots) at its Jharsuguda smelter. The patented “Vedanta lining design” significantly improves energy efficiency and extends the lifespan of smelting pots, aligning with the Company’s commitment to self-reliant sustainable production and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals.
Primary Aluminium production is energy-intensive, necessitating a focus on reducing power consumption for sustainable practices. The Company faced the challenge of optimising energy efficiency in the smelting process to meet ESG commitments and enhance overall operational sustainability.
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Cairn, a prominent player in the Oil and Gas industry, has set course to monetise Jaya field (OALP CB/ONHP/2017/2 block) to cater the nation’s energy demand. Overcoming regulatory, market, and technological challenges, Cairn aimed to transform the Jaya field’s potential into a lucrative revenue stream.
Monetising the Jaya field faced challenges such as regulatory compliance, market volatility, and the need for technological adaptations. Efficiently navigating these hurdles was crucial for the Company to ensure timely and profitable returns on investment.
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In adherence to its core safety philosophy “Safety First”, Hindustan Zinc has successfully trained India’s inaugural all-women mining rescue team. This groundbreaking initiative, a testament to the company’s commitment to Safety Development Goals, aims to achieve Zero Harm in mining operations. The sevenmember rescue team underwent comprehensive training, including first aid, firefighting, and emergency response, aligning with the company’s focus on safety and sustainability.
The creation of India’s first all-women mining rescue team addresses a crucial need for gender-inclusive safety measures in mining operations. This initiative pioneers diversity and contributes significantly to Hindustan Zinc’s overarching goal of achieving Zero Harm in its operational practices.
Vedanta is steadfast in its commitment to a cleaner, sustainable future. This commitment is clearly demonstrated through our proactive execution of renewable energy projects across the Group. We have entered into power delivery agreements for approximately 1,826 MW of Renewable Energy with Serentica Renewables. As we prepare for the commissioning of the inaugural phase in the first quarter of FY 2024-25, this initiative underscores our concerted efforts to increase the renewable energy mix, achieve our sustainability goals, and direct investments towards strategic priorities.
This initiative is aimed at significantly increasing the company’s share of renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions. For Hindustan Zinc, this move is pivotal in achieving the company’s Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) targets, thereby contributing to a sustainable and environmentally friendly operational model.
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