Madhya Bharat Agro Products has released its FY26 sustainability report, disclosing total greenhouse gas emissions of 37,378.76 tCO2e. The company reports improvements in water and energy intensity and has achieved zero liquid discharge at its operations. A key highlight of the report is a new agreement with SECI for Green Ammonia. This move signals a shift toward low-carbon feedstocks in their production process to reduce the overall environmental footprint of their industrial operations.
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BRSR filings are getting more detailed. The real test here is how they account for the Green Ammonia. If the emissions reductions are just shifted upstream to the producer, it is a shell game. We need to see the full scope 3 breakdown.
Agreed. Also, Green Ammonia requires massive amounts of renewable power. I wonder if SECI has the actual capacity secured or if this is just a memorandum of understanding. The infrastructure for transport and storage is usually the bottleneck.
Zero liquid discharge is a solid win for an agro plant. Those are expensive to maintain and operate, so it shows they are actually putting capital into the facility rather than just buying offsets.
Interesting to see an agro player moving on Green Ammonia. It is a heavy lift but necessary for decarbonizing fertilizers. The GHG total is listed, but the report does not specify the baseline they are measuring against.
