The Celestial Earth has Won Net Zero Progression of the Year, APAC for Sustainable Company Awards 2024 hosted by Environmental Finance (UK)
The Celestial Earth is the winner of the Sustainable Company Award 2024’s Net Zero Progression of the Year (APAC), this award is hosted by Environmental Finance. TCE’s dedicated and notable hard-work is helping Indian states and cities to achieve their net-zero targets by 2050, especially the Gurugram Climate Action Plan 2050.
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The Gurugram Climate Action Plan 2050, developed by The Celestial Earth, received commendation for its ambitious approach and comprehensive stakeholder engagement in achieving net zero. As a strategic roadmap, the plan aims to reduce emissions, foster economic growth, enhance quality of life, and protect the environment in Gurugram—a major financial and technology hub. It addresses the impacts of rapid urbanization and industrial growth, including increased greenhouse gas emissions, rising temperatures, worsening air quality, and flood risks.
The plan outlines strategies targeting four key sectors: stationary energy, transport, waste, and AFOLU (Agriculture, Forest, and Other Land Use). It also establishes monitoring mechanisms to help local authorities track progress towards the net zero target by 2050.
Tania Bhattacharya, founder and CEO, and Anindya Bhattacharya, Executive Director of The Celestial Earth, expressed that this recognition validates their commitment to sustainability through innovative strategies and solutions to climate change. They emphasized that such achievements inspire them to continue their mission of reaching net-zero goals both domestically and globally. The Bhattacharyas also noted that this award represents a collective milestone for their team and partners, reinforcing their dedication to advancing the global sustainability movement.
