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72nd Annual Report 2016-17

Water consumption has been identified as one of our key

sustainability issues. The water demand at nearly all our operational

locations is significant owing to several water intensive processes.

Besides, large quantity of water is used for non-industrial activities

owing to our large workforce. Water productivity is also one of the

key criteria for selecting any new technology.

Currently, all TML manufacturing sites and

subsidiaries, have achieved Zero Liquid

Discharge status, except TML Jamshedpur

where treated wastewater is partly reused.

The Jaguar Land Rover operations, too, are

focused on reducing water use per vehicle.

Since 2007, the Company has reduced

water use per vehicle by 39%, through

the 'water switch-off' initiative between

vehicles on the production line.

Maximising the use of

treated effluent through

filtration, Ultra Filtration,

Reverse Osmosis

Use of low-flow faucets

to reduce water

consumption

To reduce our fresh water

intake, we have taken up

rainwater harvesting

across all our

manufacturing

plants

Some of our key conservation initiatives comprise:

We have achieved a significant

reduction in surface water

withdrawal due to rainwater

harvesting and storage.

Specific water consumption per vehicle

produced (m

3

/vehicle)

Year

2014-15

11.76

2015-16

10.01

2016-17

11.31

Variable frequency drive

for optimisation of pump

operation

WATER CONSERVATION