Mumbai: Godrej Enterprises Group, through its Process Equipment division, has bagged a prestigious international order to supply its largest-ever equipment for a carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS) project in Europe.
This landmark order further positions India as a competitive global manufacturing hub for clean energy technologies.
The high-efficiency carbon capture unit, designed for advanced CO₂ separation, represents a new scale of engineering and manufacturing complexity for Godrej.
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With this, the company solidifies its role as a trusted exporter of precision heavy engineering solutions to over 45 countries, especially in the clean tech and energy transition space.
Currently, 70% of the Process Equipment business revenue comes from exports. This order aligns with Godrej’s strategy to diversify its clean energy equipment exports amid accelerating global demand for carbon reduction technologies.
India’s Capabilities in Manufacturing Equipment for Carbon Capture
It also marks a significant milestone under the “Make in India for the World” initiative, reinforcing India’s capabilities in manufacturing equipment for carbon capture and climate action.
Hussain Shariyarr, Executive Vice President & Business Head, Godrej Process Equipment, said, “Sustainability is at the heart of our business. This order is not only a commercial win but a validation of our belief in clean technology and climate responsibility. Our growing presence in the carbon capture space reflects our dedication to innovation, operational excellence, and a cleaner future.”
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The announcement follows the division’s recent CII GreenCo Platinum recognition, underscoring its holistic commitment to sustainable manufacturing practices.
As carbon capture gains global momentum as a critical enabler of net-zero goals, Godrej’s engineering expertise is helping drive the adoption of climate-resilient technologies across borders.
