Suhana Warehouse, Yavat was honoured with the achievement of ‘Net Zero Energy’, by IGBC Pune. Chief Guest, Pankaja Munde, Minister of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Maharashtra, presented this certificate to Anand Chordia, Director, Technology & Innovation, Suhana Masala, & Founder, The Eco Factory Foundation (TEFF), in the presence of Dr. Poorva Keskar, Chairperson, IGBC Pune Chapter, Hrishikesh Manjrekar, Co-Chair, IGBC Pune Chapter & other committee members from IGBC  Organised by CII – IGBC Pune Chapter, the ceremony was held at HYATT Pune.

This project, conceptualised and designed by Anand Chordia, ranked first in the country under the Warehouse and Industrial Category. The Net Zero Energy Certification is a testament to the Suhana Masala team’s commitment to environmental sustainability, energy efficiency, and the community’s overall well-being. This achievement underscores Suhana Masala’s dedication to creating spaces that meet the highest standards of quality and design and contribute positively to the environment.

“Suhana Warehouse follows the basic principles of Reduce, Regenerate, Renew, and Repurpose and stands completely on renewable sources of energy generation, runs 100% on solar power for building and process requirements”, shared Anand Chordia proudly.

Expressing gratitude for the recognition, Anand Chordia added, “Receiving the Net Zero Energy Certification from IGBC is a testament to our unwavering commitment to sustainability. All our current and future projects shall stand as a model for responsible and eco-conscious development, showcasing how innovation and environmental consciousness can coexist seamlessly.”

Such efforts, if taken by industry, will lead to make India become net zero in no time and achieve our Hon’ble Prime Minister, Narendra Modiji’s vision of Net Zero India soon, and reduce the carbon footprint of our nation.

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