Companies are starting to view sustainability as a fundamental service instead of an expense as India's environmental infrastructure sector grows from a regulatory requirement into a significant business prospect. In a conversation with Economic Times Digital, Amit Badlani, MD of Vihaan Clean & Green Tech Pvt Ltd, and Go Green Mechanisms Pvt Ltd, explains how the company is becoming an all-in-one environmental utilities provider. He details their strategy of using recurring revenue models, shared infrastructure, and localised solutions to ensure lasting value. He also sheds light on the financial aspects of projects, funding approaches, and the increasing alignment of rules and effectiveness in influencing demand across water, waste, and energy sectors.
Economic Times (ET): India’s environmental infrastructure space is moving from compliance to a business opportunity. How is Vihaan Clean & Green Tech Pvt Ltd positioning itself to capture this shift, and what is your long-term business strategy?
