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NMMC’s tertiary plants in Koparkhairane, Airoli ready to provide recycled water to industries

Around 40 MLD water from the two tertiary plants in Koparkhairane and Airoli will be made available to the industries in MIDC Vashi, Turbhe, Mahape, Airoli and Rabale from December

Published on: Oct 15, 2021, 20:27:59 IST
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After four years of starting the work, the tertiary treatment projects in Koparkhairane and Airoli are now ready to supply recycled water to industry groups in the MIDC sector.

Treatment plant in Koparkhairane. Along with a similar plant in Airoli, Navi Mumbai is ready to provide recycled water to industries. (HT PHOTO)
Treatment plant in Koparkhairane. Along with a similar plant in Airoli, Navi Mumbai is ready to provide recycled water to industries. (HT PHOTO)

Around 40 MLD water from the two tertiary plants will be made available to the industries in MIDC Vashi, Turbhe, Mahape, Airoli and Rabale from December. Currently, MIDC is providing 50 MLD at 22.50 per cubic metre rate while NMMC would now provide 40 MLD water to industrial areas at 18.50 per cubic metre. This will lead to a significant saving for the industrial groups while MIDC can provide the saved 40 MLD to other areas of MMRDA.

The tertiary treatment projects are made with advanced technologies such as ultra-filtration and ultra violet.

“The quality of this treated water is better than the quality standards designed by Central Pollution Control Board and Maharashtra Pollution Control Board, and is as good as the water supplied by MIDC to TTC Industrial Area. The government has sanctioned it under the Central Government’s Amrut Yojana and is being jointly financed by the Central Government (50%), Government of Maharashtra (25%) and Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (25%),” NMMC PRO Mahendra Konde said. A Memorandum of Understanding between NMMC and MIDC has also been signed. As per the agreement, the treated water will be provided to the industrial establishments in the TTC area at a cost of 18.50 per cubic metre and the civic body will get revenue of 494Cr in the next 15 years.

 
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