We have a team with more than 60 years of experience in sustainability sectors.

We've established impactful partnerships and facilitated transformative deals that drive sustainable initiatives forward. From supporting multilateral agencies to collaborating with development finance institutions, we're committed to advancing climate-focused projects with tangible impact.

Our Expertise

Sectors we operate in

05. Others

Besides the ones listed above, we are working in other fast emerging sub-sectors such as Green Hydrogen (US$ 125 bn opportunity), Offshore Wind (US$ bn opportunity) and Energy Storage (US$ 60 bn opportunity). We are also working other relatively smaller and nascent sub sectors including Carbon Capture, Climate Technology, Sustainable Manufacturing, and Energy Efficiency.

01. Renewable Energy

India is the third largest power consumer in the world. With a growing economy and rising population, the energy requirements are steadily rising.
India is on the path of its energy transition. Renewable Energy sector has achieved scale, is commercially viable even without government subsidies and has attracted investments of over US$ 70 bn from 2014 to 2023.
India aims to meet 50% of its energy requirement from renewable energy by 2030 with capacity of 500 GW at an estimated investment of US$ 160 Bn per year (including solar, wind, hybrid, green hydrogen, and allied technologies and infrastructure).

03. Waste Management

India generates ~ 62 mn metric tonnes of municipal solid waste every year of which 70% gets dumped into the landfills untreated. With increase in population, this waste is likely to double in the next decade.
India also generates 500 Mn tonnes of agri waste every year. Due lack of other alternatives, farmers are forced to burn one fifth of this waste causing serious pollution and air quality issues, especially in North India.
Government has introduced several incentives and and regulations to control waste and promote its recycling and reuse.
For example, the Indian Biogas Association estimates an investment of USD 3.5 Bn in CBG plants in India over next 5-6 years.

02. Water and Wastewater Treatment

India is the 13th most water-stressed country in the world with 600 Mn people lacking access
India has among the highest withdrawal and low efficiency of water use, implying wastage and sub optimal utilization.
Groundwater levels are estimated to have declined by 60% between 2007-2017
Available water is likely to decrease by 20% by 2050, and coupled with increased demand, is likely to lead to a shortage of 25%
Recognizing the gravity of the situation, Government of India has allocated funds and launched various programs to encourage water/wastewater treatment.
An estimated investment of US$ ~35 Bn is required in the sector over next 5 years across Industrial Wastewater Treatment, Municipal Wastewater Treatment, waste water reuse and allied technologies and infrastructure
There are now global funds focussed specifically on investments in the water sector. We are currently working with several of them to set up platforms of such water projects and invest in innovative companies working to solve this problem.

04. E-Mobility

EV sales in India has grown ~12X over past three years and are expected to further grow 20X by 2030.
The E-mobility ecosystem including e-vehicles, battery technologies, charging infrastructure and related financing is expected to show exponential growth.
EV penetration is at 5% as of 2023 but is expected to reach 40% by 2030.
With supportive government incentives and initiatives such as the FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles) scheme, Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme and PLI scheme, the sector is poised for exponential growth in India and expected to attract more than US$ 200 bn in investments by 2030.

03. Waste Management

India generates ~ 62 mn metric tonnes of municipal solid waste every year of which 70% gets dumped into the landfills untreated. With increase in population, this waste is likely to double in the next decade.
India also generates 500 Mn tonnes of agri waste every year. Due lack of other alternatives, farmers are forced to burn one fifth of this waste causing serious pollution and air quality issues, especially in North India.
Government has introduced several incentives and and regulations to control waste and promote its recycling and reuse.
For example, the Indian Biogas Association estimates an investment of USD 3.5 Bn in CBG plants in India over next 5-6 years.

02. Water and Wastewater Treatment

India is the 13th most water-stressed country in the world with 600 Mn people lacking access
India has among the highest withdrawal and low efficiency of water use, implying wastage and sub optimal utilization.
Groundwater levels are estimated to have declined by 60% between 2007-2017
Available water is likely to decrease by 20% by 2050, and coupled with increased demand, is likely to lead to a shortage of 25%
Recognizing the gravity of the situation, Government of India has allocated funds and launched various programs to encourage water/wastewater treatment.
An estimated investment of US$ ~35 Bn is required in the sector over next 5 years across Industrial Wastewater Treatment, Municipal Wastewater Treatment, waste water reuse and allied technologies and infrastructure
There are now global funds focussed specifically on investments in the water sector. We are currently working with several of them to set up platforms of such water projects and invest in innovative companies working to solve this problem.

04. E-Mobility

EV sales in India has grown ~12X over past three years and are expected to further grow 20X by 2030.
The E-mobility ecosystem including e-vehicles, battery technologies, charging infrastructure and related financing is expected to show exponential growth.
EV penetration is at 5% as of 2023 but is expected to reach 40% by 2030.
With supportive government incentives and initiatives such as the FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles) scheme, Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme and PLI scheme, the sector is poised for exponential growth in India and expected to attract more than US$ 200 bn in investments by 2030.