Addressing Urban Wastewater Challenges in India

Rapid urban growth in India has led to rising wastewater discharge, much of which goes untreated. This pollutes rivers and lakes, harms aquatic life, and reduces the availability of clean water.


Effective wastewater management is now a top priority. It's time for cities to adopt sustainable solutions that protect both people and the environment.

72,368

MLD

sewage was generated in urban areas in India in 2020-21

72 %

of the wastewater remains untreated and is disposed of in rivers/lakes/groundwater

*As per Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)

Smart Wastewater Treatment & Reuse

We offer advanced wastewater treatment solutions tailored to local needs. Our systems meet health standards, protect the environment, and support water reuse where regulations allow - helping conserve water and safeguard biodiversity.

564

MLD

of wastewater is treated at the Okhla Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) in Delhi, a key project under Yamuna Action Plan-III, making it Asia's largest single-stage plant

400

MLD

of wastewater treated in Bengaluru serving 2 million residents 

40

MLD

tertiary-treated effluent being reused by power plant (Panki)

100 %

treated wastewater reused by power plant (Sen Nursing Home & Delhi Gate Nala Sewage Treatment Plants)

Our Expertise Includes:

  • Handling a wide range of wastewater treatment technologies
  • Designing compact, energy-efficient treatment plants
  • Sludge treatment for safe disposal, reuse, or energy generation
  • Odour control and mitigation
  • Long-term operation and maintenance to extend asset life

Proven Operations & Maintenance Experience:

  • Adapting to changing wastewater quality
  • Enhancing daily plant performance
  • Ensuring clean, efficient operations