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Sustainability at CEG

Building green, Building smart

Infrastructure is one of the largest contributors to carbon emissions, making it essential to focus on reducing our carbon footprint and incorporating sustainable solutions for our infrastructure needs.

At CEG, we believe that infrastructure, which encompasses the essential networks of buildings, amenities, and services crucial for an economy's efficient operation, must be developed within a flourishing ecosystem to achieve balanced and sustainable growth.

While development, progress, and expansion are fundamental business objectives, infusing sustainable strategies is equally vital. In today's global infrastructure surge, making sustainable infrastructure choices is vital to safeguard ecological sustainability, livability, and economic prosperity for future generations. Therefore, our focus is on on people and the environment in our decision-making processes.

As a global leader in infrastructure consulting, we recognise our significant impact on the communities where we operate. For that, comprehensive measures to implement sustainability strategies are employed , ensuring our services are environmentally responsible.

Our goal is to create an inclusive, just, and carbon-free tomorrow that benefits our workforce, clients, and the communities we serve.

Building with sustainability in mind

Resilience in infrastructure

By placing importance on resilient infrastructure, we realise the need for creating durable and dependable systems capable of enduring ecological impacts, and other unanticipated obstacles. This approach ensures cost optimisation, sustainable growth, and community well-being.

Green infrastructure

We prefer using eco-friendly materials and designs that leads to minimal resource wastage and disaster risk reduction. This strategy delivers numerous environmental, social, and economic benefits, promoting urban quality of life and boosting community prosperity.

Reduced Environmental Impact

We encourage the use of recycled materials, which reduces energy and water consumption, minimises pollution, and supports richer biodiversity. By incorporating green spaces, we create highly livable environments for communities, underpinned by healthy natural systems.

Enhanced Public Well-Being

Integrating sustainability in infrastructure reduces air and water pollution and improves water management. This in turn reduces vulnerability to climate risks, improves social equity, community health and well-being, enhancing the quality of life.

Minimises Carbon Footprint

We focus on green commuting and developing public transit systems to reduce carbon footprints, effectively addressing the dual carbon challenge. This sustainable approach benefits the environment, public health, and the economy, ensuring a prosperous future for all generations.

Capacity Building and Knowledge Sharing

Through capacity-building initiatives, training programs, and knowledge-sharing platforms, CEG empowers stakeholders to integrate sustainable infrastructure solutions and drive innovation in the field.

Balancing Progress with Purpose

Embedding Sustainability in What we Do

CEG incorporates sustainable construction practices through its work, aimed at reducing waste, carbon emissions, and improving climate resilience. We incorporate various eco-friendly methods and innovation in our projects to lower carbon emissions as well as minimise the need for natural resources. Our focus on green development and environment-friendly construction supports for the increased adoption of sustainable infrastructure practices to balance our development and climate needs and create a brighter future for our planet and our communities.

Our Inclusive Projects

Raising sustainability of highway construction in Himachal Pradesh, India

The project entailed preparation of a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for rehabilitation and upgrading to 2 lane with paved shoulders configuration and strengthening for a section of National Highway between Paonta Sahib and Guma in Himachal Pradesh, India.

The highway is a vital life line for the people living in the interiors of Sirmaur and Shimla Districts in Himachal Pradesh. It is the only single road connecting the two districts for commutation of people. The project site is part of the landslide zone located in the hilly area covered with dense forests, making it vulnerable to climate change.