Environment Projects in India – Page 82

672 upcoming and ongoing environment projects in India worth ₹1,054,950 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 30 Sep 2026.

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Latest environment projects in India

Showing 406–410 of 672
  1. Under Implementation Environment Updated

    New Common Bio-Medical Waste Treatment Facility in Surendranagar, Gujarat

    Gujarat Less than 100 Million

    A leading healthcare provider plans to build a new common bio-medical waste treatment facility with capacity to handle 10 MT/Day. With an estimated cost of Rs. 69 million, the company is committed to investing in its growth. Awaiting environmental clearance, the company aims to promote public health with the new project.

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  2. Project Work Commenced Environment Updated

    Rs.250 Million New Waste Treatment and Disposal Facility Mfg. Unit in Belgavi, Karnataka

    Karnataka From 100 Million to 999 Million

    A leading hazardous waste management solutions provider plans to establish a new integrated hazardous waste treatment and disposal facility in Karnataka. The project will cover 5 acres and include advanced technologies for waste processing. With a budget of Rs. 250 million, it received approval from the State Single Window Clearance & Monitoring Authority in January 2022 and commenced in May 2022. The new facility will not only address the waste management needs of the region but also create new jobs and contribute to the local economy.

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  3. Under Implementation Environment Updated

    New Comment Effluent Treatment Plant in Jind, Haryana

    Haryana NA

    A government-owned organization is planning to establish a common effluent treatment plant in Jind, Haryana with a capacity of 0.5 MLD and an estimated cost of Rs.58.176 million. The environment clearance process is underway. The project will improve the treatment of industrial waste water in the region and contribute to sustainable development.

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