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Green Rating
System
For
Companies
p
“How
How Green is your Company
Company”
© Confederation of Indian Industry
CII – Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre,
Hyderabad
A unique Public – Private Partnership
( CII, Govt of Andhra Pradesh, USAID and Pirojsha Godrej Foundation )
Centre of “Excellence” for Energy, Environment, Green Buildings,

Renewable energy, Water & Climate change activities in India

Background
Mission on Sustainable Growth

Voluntary Initiative launched by
CII in 2008
Objectives
¾ I
Involve
l ttop managementt
¾ Seek voluntary commitments & self
targets
Intensity reduction
Resource Conservation
¾ Partner and work together,
together in
realizing the objectives of MSG
Excellent Response
p : 450 Signatories
g

CII Code for Ecologically Sustainable business growth..
Being cognizant of the need of sustainable growth and dwindling stock of natural capital, we commit
ourselves to the attainment of the following Ten - Natural Capital Commandments.
Commandments
1. Reduce specific consumption of water and energy by 2 - 6% every year over next ten years.
2. Reduce specific generation of waste and reduce the quantum of waste going to land fills by 2-
6% every year over next ten years
3
3. I
Increase use off renewables
bl including
i l di renewablebl energy by b 2-
2 10 % every year ini place
l off
non-renewables over next ten years
4. Reduce emission of green house gas emissions and other process emissions by 2 - 6% every
year over next ten years and explore opportunities through Clean Development Mechanism
(CDM) and other Carbon Exchange Programs
5
5. I
Increase use off recyclables
l bl and d enhance
h recyclability
l bilit off resources embedded
b dd d iin th
the product
d t
by 2 – 10 % every year over next ten years
6. Increase the share of harvested rain water in overall annual use of water by 2 – 10 % every
year over next ten years
7. Incorporate life cycle assessment criteria for evaluating new and alternative technologies &
products
d
8. Strive to adopt green purchase policy and incorporate latest clean technologies
9. Take lead in promoting and managing product stewardship program, by forging partnerships
with businesses and communities
10. Reduce depletion
p of natural capital
p which is directly
y attributable to company’s
p y activities,
products and services by 2 – 10 % every year over next ten years.
We also commit to demonstrate attainment of these commandments in our pursuit to certifications

such as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, SA 8000, Green Buildings, Eco Labels and the like.
Date : Signature :

CII – Mission on Sustainable Growth
Adoption of Ecologically
Sustainable Business Growth by
Several Indian corporate
CII Code Achievements
¾ Implementation of Energy Saving,
GHG reduction, Renewable Energy &
Waste Management projects etc.,
Annual Reduction in Emission

342,000 Tons of CO2
Savings Rs. 850 Million / Annum

Major outcome of the Mission on Sustainable
Growth
“Greenco Rating System for Companies”
- Suggested by members

Greenco Rating System
The system is a framework to :

¾ Define and assess the performance on
the green front
How green is your company?
¾ Monitor and sustain “Green” initiatives
¾ Guide phased growth
First of its kind in the world

Development of Greenco Rating
¾ Under the leadership of Mr G V Prasad,
Vice Chairman & CEO
CEO, Dr Reddy
Reddy’s
s
Laboratories Ltd
¾ Mr. Pradeep Bhargava, MD, Cummins

Generator Technologies India Ltd
¾ Steering Committee meetings
¾ > 120 industry experts participated
Transparency
¾ Extensive stakeholder consultation
¾ Consensus from the Industry on the

various criteria

Green Rating System for Companies Pilot
Version was launched 10th February
y 2011

Greenco Rating System - Scope
Individual manufacturing / service related

Units
¾ Existing facility
¾ New Facility
Coverage – All sectors
¾ Manufacturing
¾ Service
S i

Systems Greenco Rating System - Approach
: 300 Points
Leadership
&
Strategies
People
& Systems
P t
Partnerships
hi
A ti
Actions
Results / Impacts
Performance
: 700 Points
based approach
Impacts

Greenco Rating System -Weightages
S No
S.No Parameters Weightages
(Points)
1 Energy Efficiency 150
2 W
Water Conservation
C i 100
3 Renewable Energy 100

4 GHG Reduction 100
5 Waste Management 100
6 Material Conservation, Recycling & Recyclables 100
7 Green Supply Chain 100
8 Product Stewardship 75
9 Life Cycle Assessment 75
10 Others (Ventilation, Site Selection & Innovation) 100
Total 1000

Exemplary performance in:

¾Energy & Water Efficiency
¾Technology
Green Leader
¾Waste management (Platinum)
Platinum > 750 points
¾Green Supply Chain etc.
Gold Level 1: 350 – 449 points

Level 2: 450– 549 points
Level 3: 550 – 649 Points
Silver Level 4: 650 – 749 Points
Level 5: > 750 points
Overall Rating: 1000 points
Bronze
Environment
Performance to Green Certified
meet requirements Certified
> 350 points
& Standards
Neither Tough, Nor Easy
Driver for Excellence
World Class
Energy
Efficiency
Bio- Water
degradable Positive
GHG
Low Toxicity
Mitigation
Green
Waste
W t
Supply
Minimization
Chain
Low Material
Utilization
Excellence in GHG Management
Kirloskar Brothers - Product monitoring with Carbon
foot print
Specific Emission factor : 0.355 Ton of CO2/Pump

GHG Emission in Tons (Absolute) Scope 1
p
25000 22183.55 21061.19 Direct Emissions 13.19 %
20000
Fuel combustions Reduction
15000
Scope 2
10000
I di t E i i
Indirect Emissions 2 83 %
2.83 %
5000
Electricity combustions Reduction
0
08‐09' 09‐10'
GHG (Scope1+2) in Tons
Energy saving projects, Use of Renewable Energy

Annual Savings : Rs.12.8
Rs 12 8 million
Kirloskar Brothers
Renewable Energy & Carbon Emission reduction Initiatives
¾ 4 MW Wind form in Sattara in Operation
¾ Additional 2.4 MW under installation
¾ Target to Achieve 100% renewable energy by 2015
Renewable Energy % share
40.0% 34.0%
3 .0%
Renewable Sources
31 9%
31.9%
30.0% • Wind
20.0% • Solar
10.0%
0.0%
08‐09' 09‐10'
% share
% share

Kirloskar Brothers
Emission 08-09 Abatement 08-09

Detail T of CO2/Year Detail T of CO2/Year
Scope 1 4451.35 Wind 5732.96
Scope 2 12874 86
12874.86 Solar 174 99
174.99
Scope 3 1086.63 Bio gas 0.25
T t l
Total 18412 84
18412.84 T t l
Total 5908 21
5908.21
Carbon Off-set now : 32%

Target – 100 % by 2015

GHG Management
GHG Inventorisation
In ento isation
¾ Measure the emissions
pp
¾ Seek opportunities for mitigation
g
ONGC
¾ Carbon Neutral
Specific Targets set
¾ Implemented Methane recovery

Methane saving - 3.2 Million m3 (2008
(2008- 09)
¾ All new buildings

Platinum Rating under USGBC’s LEED rating
system
¾ Set up 50 MW wind turbine project

Excellence in Supply Chain Management

Green Supply chain
management
Suppliers/vendors
¾ Extended arm of a company
Initial focus on Quality and delivery
Present Focus
¾ Encouraging to adopt Green Practices
g, Education,, Supplier
¾ Training, pp audits
¾ Logistics Management, material
conservation,, environment practices
p
of suppliers
¾ Reducing hazardous waste generation

Case Study: Mahindra&
Mahindra
Reduction in logistics costs
¾ By utilization of full load of
containers
Reduced
R d dPPacking
ki
¾ 74% wood and 45% Card board
box
Reduced wood packaging waste
¾ 2208 MT to 554 MT in two years
y

Supply Chain Management – Tata Motors
Reduce
R d supply
l chain
h i ffootprint
t i t
¾ Influence suppliers to reduce
their intensity
Collaboration
Training
¾ Procure materials
Eco -friendly
Tata Motors
¾ Closely worked with Suppliers
¾ KAIZEN Exercise
Quality enhancement
y resource
Cost reduction by
optimization (energy, material)
Lead time reduction
¾ Benefits
Rs. 75 Million (2009-10)

Product Stewardship
Influence suppliers to comply with
the company’s requirements
Reduce
R d th
the negative
ti impact
i t off the
th
product
¾ Hazardous chemicals
WIPRO
¾ Worked with 37 suppliers
RoHS compliance
(RoHS – Restriction of Hazardous Substances)
¾ Launched “Greenware” Desktop

in 2010
First time in India
¾ 100 % Toxin free and Recyclable

Case Study : Smaller & Smarter Packaging Nokia
Experience
p
Majority of transport is only for
packing material
Reducing carbon footprint
¾ Smaller & fewer guidebooks
¾ Smaller chargers
¾ Using recycled & more recyclable
materials
80% of products can use 50%

smaller package
p g
Compact package - 5000 trucks off the road

Glabally Rs.5500 million saving from material and transportation
Greenco Rating System - Benefits
Resource Conservation
Bottom-line
Bottom line Improvement
Progressive Development
Road map for long term
competitiveness

Corporate Green Image

“Where it stands”
Help companies to
assess with respect to
its peers and
competitors
tit

Transparency
Communicate corporate
p
commitment to all stake
holders
Influence Consumer
Behaviour

Evaluation based on the
company’s performance in
individual areas
Certification will be issued based

on Points scored
¾ Certification valid for three

years
¾ Can avail for upgradation

each year
¾ Surveillance audits to be
conducted once in a year
Rating System launched on February
10th , 2011
¾ Pilot Studies
Pilot version of the rating system
¾ 20 – 25 Companies in 1 year
Formal Launch by 2012
More
M IInformation
f ti on G
Greenco R
Rating
ti
¾ www.greenco.in /
www.greenbusinesscentre.com
¾ Soft copy of Abridged Reference
Guide can be down loaded

“Green is Competitive”

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Green Rating

Centre of “Excellence” for Energy, Environment, Green Buildings,

© Confederation of Indian Industry

 Mission on Sustainable Growth

© Confederation of Indian Industry

We also commit to demonstrate attainment of these commandments in our pursuit to certifications

© Confederation of Indian Industry

Annual Reduction in Emission

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

 The system is a framework to :

¾ Monitor and sustain “Green” initiatives

¾ Guide phased growth

 First of its kind in the world

© Confederation of Indian Industry

¾ Mr. Pradeep Bhargava, MD, Cummins

¾ Steering Committee meetings

¾ > 120 industry experts participated

¾ Consensus from the Industry on the

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

 Individual manufacturing / service related

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

3 Renewable Energy 100

9 Life Cycle Assessment 75

10 Others (Ventilation, Site Selection & Innovation) 100

© Confederation of Indian Industry

Exemplary performance in:

Gold Level 1: 350 – 449 points

Specific Emission factor : 0.355 Ton of CO2/Pump

Energy saving projects, Use of Renewable Energy

© Confederation of Indian Industry

Emission 08-09 Abatement 08-09

Scope 3 1086.63 Bio gas 0.25

Carbon Off-set now : 32%

© Confederation of Indian Industry

¾ Implemented Methane recovery

¾ All new buildings

¾ Set up 50 MW wind turbine project

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

¾ Launched “Greenware” Desktop

© Confederation of Indian Industry

 80% of products can use 50%

Compact package - 5000 trucks off the road

© Confederation of Indian Industry

Corporate Green Image

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

 Certification will be issued based

¾ Certification valid for three

¾ Can avail for upgradation

© Confederation of Indian Industry

© Confederation of Indian Industry

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The system is a framework to :

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Individual manufacturing / service related

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