Sustainability
At Bondada Group, sustainability is the foundation of everything we do. We are committed to creating infrastructure and industrial solutions that meet today's needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs. Through the development of eco-friendly materials, renewable energy projects, and community welfare initiatives, we strive to balance responsible growth with environmental stewardship and social impact.
Our Pillars
Bondada Group is committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions through the adoption of advanced renewable energy systems, the enhancement of energy efficiency, and the promotion of sustainable industrial practices. By targeting a 25 GW renewable energy portfolio by 2030, the company demonstrates its leadership in decarbonisation and its proactive role in addressing climate change.
Read more →Bondada Group is driving Bharat's decarbonisation through large-scale renewable energy projects, solar EPC initiatives, and battery energy storage systems (BESS).
Read more →Health, Safety and Environment is non-negotiable at Bondada Group — every site, every shift, every day. We integrate ISO 45001, ISO 14001, and ISO 9001 frameworks with continuous training, hazard assessments, and digital monitoring to keep every worker safe and every project clean.
Read more →Aligned with Bharat's nation-building agenda
Every Bondada Group business contributes to a specific Government of India mission. Below is how our work translates national policy into measurable execution on the ground.
India's five-fold climate commitment announced at COP26: 500 GW non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030, 50% electricity from renewable sources by 2030, reduction of 1 billion tonnes of CO₂ emissions by 2030, reduction of carbon intensity by 45% from 2005 levels, and net-zero by 2070.
Bondada's contribution
Bondada Group's 25 GW renewable target by 2030 directly contributes to the 500 GW non-fossil and 50% renewable goals. Our utility-scale solar EPC, BESS, and transmission infrastructure are the building blocks of this transition.
Government of India's headline renewable target — 500 GW from non-fossil sources by 2030, includes ~280 GW solar, ~140 GW wind, hydro, and storage. Backed by PLI, ALMM, and RPO frameworks.
Bondada's contribution
Solar EPC executed for KPI Green (90 MW), BHEL (2.8 MWdc BOOT), NLC India (50 MW reclaimed mining land), Hinduja (16.5 MW), Enrich (16 MW), and Andhra Pradesh 2.6 GWdc/2 GWac (₹9,000 Cr). 1.3 GWp commissioned and 5.2 GWp under execution.
India's framework for grid-scale battery and pumped storage to enable 24x7 renewable power, balance grid stability, and meet the 500 GW target. Targets ~47 GW / 236 GWh storage by 2030.
Bondada's contribution
TNGECL 400 MWh / 200 MW BESS project (₹836 Cr, BOO model) at Vellalaviduthi & Thennampatty substations — direct alignment with NFESS 2023 enabling 24x7 green power dispatch in Tamil Nadu.
India's announcement at COP26 to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070 — supported by sectoral decarbonisation, electrification of mobility, green hydrogen, energy efficiency, and large-scale carbon-sink restoration.
Bondada's contribution
Bondada's renewable portfolio, Bondada Dynamics (defence with Atmanirbhar focus), Bee-lite LED energy efficiency, BLDC mobility, and EcoBuild smart materials together contribute to the long-term net-zero pathway.
PLI schemes for high-efficiency solar PV modules and Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC) battery manufacturing — building India's domestic clean-tech supply chain and reducing import dependence.
Bondada's contribution
Bondada's solar EPC and BESS deployments leverage ALMM-listed modules and qualifying battery suppliers, supporting the PLI ecosystem and accelerating project bankability.
National policy framework for indigenous manufacturing and self-reliance across critical sectors including defence, telecom, and electronics — backed by Make in India, defence FDI liberalisation, and indigenisation lists.
Bondada's contribution
Bondada Dynamics' first defence order (BEL, ₹35.7 Lakh) marks Bharat-Indian defence manufacturing entry. Indian Railways Kavach (indigenous ATP) deployment with 4G LTE-R is a flagship Atmanirbhar Bharat reference for the Group.
Multi-modal connectivity master plan and ₹111 Lakh Cr National Infrastructure Pipeline accelerating roads, railways, ports, telecom, and energy transmission to support Bharat's 5-trillion-dollar economy ambition.
Bondada's contribution
Bondada's telecom EPC (FTTX, OFC, towers, data centres), railway Kavach + LTE-R, and transmission tower manufacturing (66kV-400kV) feed directly into NIP and Gati Shakti project pipelines.
Government's mission for 100 smart cities, alongside state-level Street Smart Lighting (SSR) standards driving energy-efficient LED rollouts, IoT-enabled city infrastructure, and rural electrification.
Bondada's contribution
Bee-lite LED powering 674+ Panchayats in Bihar (BREDA / Mukhyamantri Gramin Solar Light Yojana). Approval under SSR Category-1 by Government of Andhra Pradesh — a smart-city-grade lighting credential.
Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME II) and the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan steering India's transition to electric two-, three- and four-wheelers, public transport, and shared mobility.
Bondada's contribution
Atpole Technologies' BLDC motors and controllers — engineered for EV propulsion, industrial automation, and renewable applications — align with FAME II's domestic component-manufacturing thrust.
World's largest rural broadband programme — connecting 6 lakh+ Gram Panchayats with high-speed fibre. A foundational pillar for Digital India, e-governance, and rural digital economy.
Bondada's contribution
Bondada's OFC and FTTX construction capabilities, telecom O&M for major operators (Reliance Jio, Vi, BSNL, ZTE, Ericsson, TATA), and 60,000 RKM fibre-management heritage with TATA support BharatNet's last-mile and middle-mile rollout.
25 GW by 2030
Bondada Group is committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by building a 25 GW renewable energy portfolio by 2030 — directly contributing to India's Mission 500 GW and the Panchamrit pledge made at COP26.