Multi-phase rooftop solar installations at Lubrizol’s Turbhe site generate clean electricity on-site and reduce reliance on grid power.
Since 2018, the project has produced more than 2.6 million units of solar power and avoided over 1,300 metric tons of CO₂ emissions.
The Turbhe solar program provides a practical model for scaling renewable energy and energy conservation across other manufacturing sites.

At our Turbhe site, the team has taken meaningful steps toward cleaner operations by installing solar panels across multiple building rooftops. What began as a small initiative in 2018 has now grown into a multi-phase renewable energy program that helps reduce both electricity costs and environmental impact.

The site completed three rounds of solar panel installation, with the most recent expansion in 2024. Today, the panels supply a steady portion of the plant’s daily power needs, generating clean energy directly from sunlight and reducing dependence on grid electricity.

Since the project began, our Turbhe site has generated more than 2.6 million units of solar power and avoided over 1,300 metric tons of CO₂ emissions. The added solar panels support Lubrizol’s broader energy-conservation goals.

As our Dahej site begins installing its own solar systems, the Turbhe team’s experience offers a practical roadmap. Their approach demonstrates how ongoing focus and long-term planning can turn unused rooftop space into an ongoing environmental and operational benefit.

Turbhe Rooftop Solar Project Reduces Emissions and Expands Clean Energy Use