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We are committed to making Reliance a net-zero carbon company by 2035. Sustainability is no longer an option; it’s an imperative.

Mukesh Dhirubhai Ambani

Reliance AGM, announcing green energy push, 2021 · Checked on 11 March 2026
We are committed to making Reliance a net-zero carbon company by 2035. Sustainability is no longer an option; it’s an imperative.

Analysis

Multiple reputable news outlets reported that during the June 2021 Annual General Meeting, Mukesh Ambani announced Reliance Industries' commitment to achieve net‑zero carbon emissions by 2035 and emphasized that sustainability is essential. The company's own press release from that meeting mirrors this language. No contradictory statements have been found.

Background

Reliance Industries, India's largest private conglomerate, has been shifting its portfolio toward renewable energy and clean technologies. In 2021, the firm set a public target to reach net‑zero emissions by 2035, aligning with global climate goals. The announcement was part of a broader strategy to invest billions in green energy projects, including solar and hydrogen.

Verdict summary

Mukesh Ambani did state at Reliance's 2021 AGM that the company aims to be net‑zero by 2035 and called sustainability an imperative.

Sources consulted

— Reuters, "Reliance to become net‑zero by 2035, says Mukesh Ambani," June 15, 2021
— Reliance Industries Limited press release, "Reliance AGM 2021 – Sustainability Commitment," June 2021
— Business Standard, "Mukesh Ambani: Sustainability is no longer an option," June 2021