One Stop
Sustainability Experts.
Twenty-nine engineered services span solar & renewables, waste & recycling, and carbon-footprint & ESG reporting. Designed, built, researched and reported end-to-end, against recognised standards.
One desk for the whole arc: solar projects designed and built, waste recycled and recovered, carbon measured, and BRSR, ESG, EPR and CBAM reporting delivered. Indian-origin, serving clients across India and worldwide since 2016.
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India's first
one-stop sustainability
experts.
Sustainability in India was sold in silos: one firm for solar, another for waste, a third for the paperwork. Since 2016, GreenSutra® has been India's first one-stop sustainability practice, running all three under one roof: solar and renewables designed and built, waste recycled and recovered, and the full reporting stack (BRSR, ESG, carbon footprint, CBAM). Indian-origin, with delivery across India and international markets, for households, SMBs and listed enterprises.
GreenSutra exists for one reason: to slow the damage being done to the environment, and to help reverse what has already been done, for households, businesses and listed enterprises that want to act, not just report.
The work is hands-on: solar installations engineered and commissioned, recycling and material-recovery streams operated, methods researched in-house, and disclosures filed to Indian and global frameworks. Across 200+ clients since 2016, that is what one-stop has meant in practice.
That mission resolves, day to day, into datasheets, BOQs, filings, and assurance-ready statements, produced by hand, on real sites, against real frameworks: GHG Protocol, ISO 14064, BRSR, CPCB EPR.
One cadence.
Three procedures.
Every engagement moves through the same four beats — intake, execute, verify, close. But a 220 kWp PV array, a BRSR Core filing and a zero-to-landfill programme are not the same work, so the procedure inside each beat differs by vertical. We still tell you which beat you're in, every week.
Boundary, materiality & data inventory — fixed in writing before we measure.
Site, resource & structural study; system sizing and single-line design.
Stream characterisation + source-segregation plan, by waste category.
Scope 1/2/3 activity data vs verified emission factors (ISO 14064, GHG Protocol), fully traceable.
Tier-1 kit to IS/IEC; install with staged quality-assurance checkpoints.
Collect, sort and recover — recycle, upcycle or reuse each stream.
Drafted to regulator format — BRSR, CBAM, CSRD — PDF + XBRL where required.
DISCOM grid-sync, performance-ratio test & statutory safety sign-off.
Routed to authorised recyclers with a logged chain-of-custody.
Third-party limited or reasonable assurance, auditor in from week one.
Monitoring portal, warranty & a scheduled operations-and-maintenance plan.
Diversion reporting + EPR-credit reconciliation filed to CPCB/SPCB.
Our Journal.
Longer reads on the regulation, science, and design behind the work: BRSR and ESG reporting, carbon and GHG accounting, EPR and waste, CBAM and EUDR for exporters. Written for the practitioner who already knows the basics; each piece links to the service it sits behind.
"All you need
to Know."
A running explainer series on the regulations, standards and methods that govern Indian and Indo-EU sustainability work: BRSR, EPR, CBAM, EUDR, carbon footprinting and waste rules. Each entry opens with a plain-language answer. Definitions first, agenda never.
SegregationSolid Waste Management Rules, 2026
India generates 5.56 Crore MT of solid waste annually with 46% lost...
All you need to Know →
EU Packaging & Packaging Waste Regulation→N · 03
European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)→N · 04
India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS)→N · 05
India’s Tree Plantation Initiative: All you need to Know →N · 06
India’s Green Credit Programme→N · 07
Non-Ferrous Metals EPR→N · 08
Construction and Demolition Waste Rules→Questions from the
community, answered
by Team GreenSutra.
Every question is answered by Team GreenSutra, never an automated agent. The eight most recent appear below.
What happens if a company does not meet its Greenhous Gas Emission Intensity (GEI) Targets?
If an obligated entity fails to meet its assigned Greenhouse Gas Emission Intensity (GEI) targets, it must address the shortfall through the following mandatory steps within…
Q · 02Energy and PowerHow is Green Ammonia Produced?
Green ammonia is produced using clean, renewable energy through three main steps: Water Electrolysis: Electricity from renewable sources is used to split water and produce green…
Q · 03Green TechnologyWhat is Green Ammonia?
Green ammonia is ammonia synthesized by combining nitrogen from the air with green hydrogen using renewable energy sources like solar or wind, resulting in significantly lower…
Q · 04Carbon FootprintWhat is the Indian Carbon Market (ICM) and why does it exist?
The Indian Carbon Market is a regulatory framework established under the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Act, 2022. It allows Indian entities to generate, buy, and sell Carbon…
Q · 05EUDRWhen does EUDR come into force?
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) came into force on June 29, 2023. The requirements will become applicable to Large Companies from December 30, 2025, and to…
Q · 06EUDRWhich commodities are included under EUDR?
The commodities listed under EUDR are: Palm Oil Cattle Soy Coffee Cocoa Timber Rubber
Q · 07EUDRWhat is EUDR ?
European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is a regulation implemented by European Union to encourage consumption of Deforestation-free products. European Union (EU) avoids import, export and trading…
Q · 08CBAMWhich sectors are covered under CBAM?
Currently, for Transitional period from 01/10/2023 to 31/12/2025 and initial phase of Definative period starting from 01/01/2026, following sectors are covered under CBAM: Iron & Steel…
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