Nellore-based independent power producer SEIL Energy India Limited announced on Thursday that it has been recognised as one of India’s best workplaces in the Energy, Oil and Gas sector by Great Place To Work, India.

The recognition places SEIL Energy among the top eight organisations in the Energy, Oil and Gas sector to receive this honour. The achievement follows the company’s ‘Great Place To Work’ certification for two consecutive years.

Speaking on the occasion, the company’s CEO Janmejaya Mahapatra said, “This recognition belongs to every member of the SEIL family. Our people have built a culture rooted in trust, mutual respect and a shared pursuit of excellence.”

“Being recognised among India’s best workplaces reflects our collective commitment to creating an environment where people can grow, contribute and thrive. We will continue to invest in our people and strengthen a workplace that inspires innovation, collaboration and success,” he added.

SEIL Energy India Limited, a Nellore-based independent power producer, has laid the foundation stone for the Inclusive Sports Academy (ISA) at the Composite Regional Centre (CRC) in Nellore on Tuesday (May 19, 2026). Under its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative, the company is contributing ₹4.5 crore to build the sports facility for differently-abled persons.

SEIL Energy Chairman Tareq Mohamed Sultan Al Mugheiry, Director Cyrus Erach Cooper, CEO Janmejaya Mahapatra, National Institute for the Empowerment of Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (NIEPID) Director B.V. Ram Kumar and CRC Director S.P. Manoj Kumar were present at the Bhoomi Puja ceremony.

Mr. Mahapatra said, “Through this sports academy, we hope to create a dedicated platform for Divyangjan to build confidence, pursue excellence in sports, and participate with dignity at district, state, and national levels.”

“This initiative reflects our continued commitment to meaningful nation-building and community empowerment,” he said. The Inclusive Sports Academy is envisaged as an enclosed all-weather indoor sports stadium designed to host multiple sporting disciplines for persons with physical and intellectual disabilities at the district, State and national levels.

The 15,000 sq. ft. inner stadium will accommodate sports such as badminton, table tennis, team handball, powerlifting, basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, floorball, wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball and others. It will have a seating capacity of 300, separate changing rooms and toilets for boys, girls and officials, and power backup.