Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Hilti India's Vadodara Plant Awarded DGNB Gold for Sustainability
Hilti's factory in India got a special Gold award from a German group for being super eco-friendly.
This means the factory is built to be kind to the environment, good for the economy, and comfortable for the people working there.
It uses clever cooling systems, solar panels, and recycles all its water.
The factory also has things like playgrounds and gyms for the employees.
This award shows Hilti wants to be a leader in making buildings that are good for the planet and the people who use them.
It's part of their plan to make sure everything they do helps the environment.
Hilti Manufacturing India's Vadodara plant received DGNB Gold Certification, a first for an industrial facility in India.
The certification recognizes Hilti's commitment to sustainable infrastructure and its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050.
The plant was evaluated on environmental performance, economic viability, user comfort, and design quality.
Key features include a highly efficient HVAC system, a 1500 MWh photovoltaic system, and a zero-discharge campus.
The facility incorporates a 'Design for All' philosophy, with amenities like childcare, fitness zones, and accessible workspaces.
- Who
- Hilti Manufacturing India.
- What
- Hilti India's Vadodara plant received the DGNB Gold Certification.
- When
- Recently, the exact date is not mentioned.
- Where
- Vadodara, Gujarat, India.
- Why
- To highlight its commitment to sustainable building and achieve net-zero emissions.
- Certification
- DGNB Gold
- Location
- Vadodara, Gujarat, India
- Company
- Hilti Manufacturing India
- Sustainability Goal
- Net-zero emissions by 2050
- Key Features
- Efficient HVAC, solar panels, zero-discharge campus
- Ecological Impact
- Miyawaki forest covering 25% of plant area