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MRPL Wins Global WaterTech Award 2026 for Water Efficiency

Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) has received the GEEF Global WaterTech Award 2026. The company was recognised in the Water Efficiency Management Company of the Year category. The award highlights MRPL’s work in water management and resource efficiency.

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Published: September 15, 2026, 09:15 IST · Updated: September 15, 2026, 14:32 IST · 10 minutes

Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) has received the GEEF Global WaterTech Award 2026.

The company was recognised in the Water Efficiency Management Company of the Year category.

The award highlights MRPL’s work in water management and resource efficiency.

The GEEF Global WaterTech Award 2026 recognises organisations working on water-related challenges.

MRPL received the award for its efforts in improving water efficiency.

The recognition also highlights the growing focus on responsible water use across industries.

Water is an important resource for both communities and industries.

Industries need water for several operations. Efficient water use can help reduce pressure on freshwater resources.

Water management can also support long-term environmental goals.

As water demand increases, companies are looking for better ways to reduce consumption and improve reuse.

Technology is becoming an important part of modern water management.

Digital systems can help companies monitor water use. They can also identify areas where water can be saved.

Better monitoring can support faster decisions.

It can also help organisations measure the impact of their water conservation efforts.

Sustainability is often linked with clean energy and carbon reduction.

However, water management is also an important part of environmental responsibility.

Efficient water use can reduce waste. It can also support better resource planning.

This makes water efficiency relevant to industries, cities and communities.

The recognition for MRPL comes as businesses face increasing pressure to use natural resources responsibly.

Companies are exploring ways to reduce waste and improve efficiency.

Water conservation is one part of this wider shift.

It connects business operations with long-term environmental responsibility.

The GEEF Global WaterTech Award 2026 puts attention on practical water solutions.

MRPL’s recognition shows how water efficiency is becoming an important part of corporate sustainability.

Such initiatives can encourage other organisations to examine their own water use.

They can also support wider discussions around conservation and responsible resource management.

Water efficiency is not only an industrial concern.

It is also important for agriculture, cities and communities.

Better management can help protect water resources for future needs.

The recognition of MRPL therefore adds to the wider conversation around sustainable resource use in India.

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