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Man Structurals Marks National Energy Conservation Day, Cuts Grid Reliance by 30% with On-Site Solar Power

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Gaurav Rungta highlights solar adoption and green manufacturing as pillars of sustainable industrial growth Jaipur (Rajasthan) [India], December 15: Marking National Energy Conservation Day, Man Structurals Pvt. Ltd. reaffirmed its commitment to a sustainable future, announcing that nearly 30% of its operational energy now comes from on-site solar installations . The company’s solar infrastructure generates approximately 8 lakh kWh of clean energy annually, reducing its dependence on the conventional grid and contributing directly to national energy conservation efforts.

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This transition also enables the company to cut an estimated 656–680 metric tons of CO₂ emissions every year —equivalent to the carbon absorption capacity of more than 30,000 fully grown trees —reinforcing its long-term focus on responsible industrial growth and environmental stewardship.

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Gaurav Rungta, Managing Director of Man Structurals Pvt. Ltd., emphasised that energy conservation is integral to the company’s identity.“For a heavy engineering firm, sustainable operations are not an add-on but a responsibility. Our solar initiative is a core part of our strategy, directly supporting India’s goals for energy security and a low-carbon economy,” Rungta stated. He underscored that this transition goes beyond cost savings, representing a deliberate commitment to conserving finite national resources.

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The company’s conservation strategy extends beyond energy generation. Man Structurals integrates responsible manufacturing, waste minimisation, water conservation, and eco-friendly galvanising processes into its operations.

“Our modern infrastructure is built on eco-conscious principles, ensuring that industrial growth and environmental stewardship remain aligned,” Rungta added.

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He also acknowledged the enabling role of Government of India initiatives such as the National Solar Mission, rooftop solar schemes, large-scale solar parks, and the recently announced National Energy Storage Mission (2024), all of which are accelerating renewable energy adoption across the industrial sector. Reaffirming its long-term vision, Man Structurals has set an ambitious target of meeting 50% of its energy needs from renewable sources by 2030.

On National Energy Conservation Day, Man Structurals called for collective action, stating: “This day is a vital reminder for all organizations to evaluate their environmental impact. True conservation is a continuous journey requiring awareness, innovation, and steadfast dedication.” (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PNN and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI PWR

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