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BPCL Mumbai Refinery Wins Best Sustainable Project of the Year 2025 for Innovative Algae-Based Waste Treatment

The award recognizes BPCL’s pioneering municipal liquid waste treatment plant, showcasing India’s first large-scale photo-bioreactor green algae system and the company’s commitment to sustainability and environmental innovation.
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Mumbai: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) Mumbai Refinery has been honored with the prestigious Best Sustainable Project of the Year 2025 Award at the Sustainable Summit & Awards 2025, recognizing its outstanding contribution to environmental sustainability and innovative waste management practices.

Award Ceremony and Key Representatives

The award was received on behalf of BPCL by a team of senior officials, including Mr. Atul Vyawahare, GM (PSM, QMS & Environment); Dr. Chiranjeevi Thota, GM (R&D); Dr. Mahesh Kasture, Chief Manager (R&D); Mr. Ajay Pagare, Sr. Manager (Environment); and Mr. Mahaveer Jadhav, Manager (Environment). Their presence highlighted the company’s dedication to environmental responsibility and innovative technological solutions.

Read also: BPCL Recognised Among Global Top 100 Corporate Startup Stars, Boosting India’s Innovation Ecosystem

Innovative Municipal Liquid Waste Treatment Project

BPCL Mumbai Refinery’s award-winning project focuses on municipal liquid waste treatment, featuring a photo-bioreactor-based green algae system. This pioneering approach marks the first large-scale installation of its kind in India, effectively demonstrating how advanced biotechnology can be leveraged to treat waste sustainably while reducing the environmental footprint.

The project not only treats municipal liquid waste efficiently but also integrates eco-friendly practices by utilizing green algae, which contributes to carbon capture and supports sustainable resource management. The initiative underscores BPCL’s commitment to innovation-led sustainability and sets a benchmark for environmentally responsible operations in the energy sector.

Commitment to Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship

BPCL’s recognition at the Sustainable Summit & Awards 2025 reflects its continuous efforts in environmental stewardship, clean energy adoption, and sustainable industrial practices. By combining cutting-edge technology with eco-conscious operations, BPCL is contributing to India’s sustainability goals while fostering industrial innovation.

About BPCL

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) is a leading public sector undertaking in India, engaged in refining, marketing, and distribution of petroleum products. With a strong focus on sustainability, innovation, and customer service, BPCL continues to play a pivotal role in the energy sector, promoting responsible growth and environmental conservation across its operations.

Read also: NRL and BPCL Forge Strategic Partnership to Boost Crude Sourcing and Product Evacuation for 6 MMTPA Refinery Expansion


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