India faces a massive waste disposal crisis, amidst growing urban migration and consumption driven by economic changes. According to studies, India will probably see a rise in waste generation from less then 40,000 metric tones per year to over 125,000 metric tones by the year 2030. Sustainable solutions need to be developed for managing this waste before the problem magnifies.

BVG, through its Group Company BVG Waste Management Ltd., plans to step this space through following projects:

· Plastic Waste to Energy Conversion

· Municipal Solid Waste Management

Today, disposal of plastic waste is a major problem and subject to increasingly tight environmental legislation. The conversion of plastic waste to energy not only provides an alternate and beneficial use of trash, but also emerges as a dependable and sustainable source of energy. The technology for conversion of plastic waste to energy is already identified worldwide as operationally effective and financially viable. BVG has begun to devote its resource to understand the process and incorporate improvements and solution to the plant which is under construction at Pune. The same is expected to get commissioned within a period of two years.

While most Municipal Authorities are still formulating strategies to adhere to this, BVG has submitted its proposal to the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation and to Pune City Municipal Corporation for the conversion of waste plastic to hydro-carbon fuel.

BVG is putting up 1st plant to convert waste plastic into hydro-carbon fuel in association with PCMC. BVG has completed basic proto-type trials and set up of manufacturing & processing Plant will be completed by Apr-08. The Plant will have a capacity to process 25 tons of plastic waste per day to produce an average of 15000 litres of fuel, depending on the quality of the plastic. The Company is investing approx Rs 20 cr for the Plant in the initial stage.