Green at every stage.
From sugarcane-sourced solvents to zero-discharge manufacturing, environmental responsibility is embedded in our chemistry.
Sustainability, engineered in.
We make our own renewable solvents, recover every output, and power the plant from its own residue. A closed loop that runs from the sugarcane field to the finished extract.
Sugarcane-sourced solvents
Renewable CO₂ & ethanol · closed-loop
Our extraction solvents come from renewable agriculture, not petroleum: sugarcane-based CO₂ captured from ethanol fermentation, plus sugarcane-derived ethanol. Every gram is recycled and reused within a closed loop.
Zero liquid & solid discharge
Nothing leaves the facility
100% of effluent water is treated, recycled and reused on-site.
A closed-loop water system means production growth never translates into a bigger environmental burden. Zero solid-waste discharge is maintained through comprehensive recovery and recycling across every process stream.
Biomass-to-energy conversion
Waste residue becomes fuel
Plant residue left after botanical extraction is compressed into biomass briquettes and burned in the facility's boilers. What would otherwise be waste becomes the primary energy source for continued production.
The Ennature circular economy.
Every input renewable, every output recovered. A fully circular model that runs from the sugarcane field to the finished extract.
Sourcing
Sugarcane is the renewable feedstock, producing both ethanol and bagasse as primary outputs.
Energy
Bagasse is burned as biomass fuel to power the facility, and CO₂ from fermentation is captured, not vented.
Extraction
Captured CO₂ becomes the green solvent, combined with sugarcane-sourced ethanol, with no petroleum-derived solvents.
Recovery
CO₂ is compressed and recycled, ethanol reclaimed, and process water treated and recirculated. Nothing leaves as waste.
Sourced at the root.
Our raw materials are sourced primarily from India through long-standing partnerships with farming communities. Direct farmer-connect programs secure good agricultural practices, fair sourcing and full traceability from field to finished extract, with managed reserves for consistent, year-round supply.
A green-chemistry legacy from 1983.
Ennature’s heritage runs back to India Glycols, incorporated in 1983 and the first company in the world to commercialise ethylene oxide and glycols from renewable agricultural feedstocks rather than fossil sources.
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