With the spectre of global warming and climate change hanging over the world, countries are coming together to put up a united front in the fight for a clean and green future. The Paris Accord of 2015 had 195 developed and developing nations as signatories, pledging to take decisive steps to combat the looming crisis.

India too is a signatory of the Paris Accord, and the country, driven by its commitment to the global goal, as well as the need to address local challenges has made significant headway in terms of putting in place policies and practices for promoting renewable and sustainable energy generation.

Recognizing the need for sustainable management of urban and agricultural waste, and the potential of waste as a resource, the Swachh Bharat Mission (Clean India Mission) places strong impetus on energy generation from waste as one of the pathways for a clean and green future.

Abellon has evolved an integrated and sustainable model for converting waste into clean energy, with focus on stringent emission control and reduction in PM 2.5 levels, resulting in improved air quality, healthier people, and a cleaner and greener nation.

We are working at the forefront of the Swachh Bharat Mission and our vision is to make a significant contribution to the goals laid out under the same.
One of the key features of our waste to energy model is the capability to process heterogenous waste in a sustainable and environment friendly manner.

Abellon has been set up with a vision to contribute to nation building through sustainable solutions for Power, Heat and Transport.

Our aim is to productively harness the abundant urban and agricultural waste resource in the country to produce renewable energy, while reducing environmental degradation, improving human health and well-being, and promoting energy self reliance for the nation.