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Toyota Kirloskar Motor's dealership Rajesh Toyota wins CII GreenCo Gold Rating Award

Through various lean management, inventory optimisation and digital promotions, the dealership has reduced its waste generation per vehicle by 20.3% from the 2019 base.

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Toyota Kirloskar Motor's dealership Rajesh Toyota wins CII GreenCo Gold Rating Award

Toyota Kirloskar Motor's dealership Rajesh Toyota (Jaipur, Rajasthan), has won the  GreenCo Gold Rated Company Award conferred by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Green Business Centre (GBC).

Following a comprehensive assessment of the dealership’s environmental initiatives, CII recognised Rajesh Toyota with a gold rating. 

The CII GreenCo Rating is a globally recognised framework that evaluates companies on their environmental performance through a comprehensive life cycle approach. Rajesh Toyota, the first automotive dealership in India to receive this CII accolade, has demonstrated exceptional leadership innimplementing sustainable practices under various parameters, energy efficiency, waste management,
and water conservation. 

Rajesh Toyota has reduced scope 1 and 2 specific emissions by 31.27% from the 2019 base, as per a press release. The dealership’s renewable energy usage stands at 90.5% as of FY23-24. Furthermore, through various lean management, inventory optimisation and digital promotions, the dealership has reduced its waste generation per vehicle by 20.3% from 2019 base.

The installation of an ETP (Effluent Treatment Plant) with a capacity of 10 KLD (Kilo Liters Per Day) and a filtration speed ranging between 800-1000 litres per hour has resulted in zero liquid discharge due to efficient filtration and treatment processes
undertaken at the Rajesh Dealership. They have developed a green cover of 34.21% within their premises. In addition, various eco-initiatives are being promoted beyond the fence like creating awareness among the students in nearby schools and villages (community outreach) and contributing to water conservation projects.

 

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