Godrej to supply largest carbon capture unit for European CCUS facility
Godrej Enterprises Group
's Process Equipment business has secured an international order to manufacture and supply its largest-ever equipment for a
carbon capture
, utilisation and storage (CCUS) facility in Europe.
The equipment, designed for
high-efficiency carbon dioxide separation
and capture, surpasses all previous equipment delivered by the company in both scale and complexity. The deal highlights India's growing presence in global
precision heavy equipment manufacturing
, with 70 per cent of Godrej Process Equipment's revenue currently derived from export markets.
The company is diversifying its global footprint amid rising demand for
clean energy technologies
and
environmental infrastructure
.
In recent years, the Process Equipment unit of Godrej Enterprises Group has emerged as a key supplier of critical equipment to global energy and industrial players. The latest CCUS order strengthens the company's position in the international clean energy market.
'Securing this prestigious order in carbon capture technology, alongside our recent CII GreenCo Platinum recognition, reflects our unwavering commitment to building a cleaner, more resilient future for generations to come,' said
Hussain Shariyarr
, Executive Vice President and Business Head, Process Equipment, Godrej Enterprises Group.
The order is aligned with the Government of India's '
Make in India
for the World' initiative, which aims to promote India as a trusted manufacturing partner for advanced environmental technologies.
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