Adani Transmission gets certified as single-use plastic-free firm
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Adani Transmission gets certified as single-use plastic-free firm

'Single-use Plastic Free' status has been granted to Adani Transmission (ATL).

It continued that a total of 37 ATL operational facilities, including stores, substations, and transmission line clusters, have been certified as "Single-use Plastic Free".

With this accreditation under its belt, ATL has made history as the first electrical utility in India to add the accolades of "Zero Waste to Landfill certification," "Water Positive certification," and "Single-use Plastic Free Business" to its list of accomplishments.

'Single-use Plastic Free' status has been granted to Adani Transmission (ATL).

It continued that a total of 37 ATL operational facilities, including stores, substations, and transmission line clusters, have been certified as "Single-use Plastic Free".

With this accreditation under its belt, ATL has made history as the first electrical utility in India to add the accolades of "Zero Waste to Landfill certification," "Water Positive certification," and "Single-use Plastic Free Business" to its list of accomplishments.

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'Single-use Plastic Free' status has been granted to Adani Transmission (ATL). It continued that a total of 37 ATL operational facilities, including stores, substations, and transmission line clusters, have been certified as Single-use Plastic Free. With this accreditation under its belt, ATL has made history as the first electrical utility in India to add the accolades of Zero Waste to Landfill certification, Water Positive certification, and Single-use Plastic Free Business to its list of accomplishments. 'Single-use Plastic Free' status has been granted to Adani Transmission (ATL). It continued that a total of 37 ATL operational facilities, including stores, substations, and transmission line clusters, have been certified as Single-use Plastic Free. With this accreditation under its belt, ATL has made history as the first electrical utility in India to add the accolades of Zero Waste to Landfill certification, Water Positive certification, and Single-use Plastic Free Business to its list of accomplishments. Also read: NMC to make C&D recycling plant operational in six months Kerala will have a single network to transport sewage waste

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