Antony Waste Handling Cell Limited (AWHCL / Antony Waste), a renowned leader in sustainable municipal solid waste management solutions, is thrilled to announce the commissioning of its cutting-edge Waste to Energy power plant. This milestone marks the initiation of commercial power sales to the Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC). Notably, this project represents a groundbreaking achievement as one of India’s pioneering Waste to Energy facilities operating under the Green Energy Open Access Rules.

Powering Progress: Antony Waste’s Commitment to Sustainability

Antony Waste is taking a significant leap forward by initially supplying up to 8 MW of power to two critical PCMC infrastructure assets: the Ravet water pumping station and the Chikali sewage treatment plant. Beyond contributing to a cleaner environment, the power generated by the Waste to Energy facility plays a vital role in ensuring the uninterrupted operation of these essential facilities.

Jose Jacob’s Vision for Clean Energy

Expressing his excitement, Jose Jacob, Chairman, and Managing Director of Antony Waste, stated, “We are thrilled to celebrate the commissioning of our Waste to Energy Power Plant and the commencement of commercial power sales to PCMC. We take immense pride in leading the Waste to Energy movement in India. This partnership, operating under the Green Energy Open Access Rules, not only aligns with our commitment to environmental sustainability but also sets a benchmark for clean energy solutions in the country. We anticipate a long and fruitful partnership with PCMC as we continue to expand our green energy portfolio.”

Successful Trials and Expansion Plans

Antony Waste’s journey to this milestone has been marked by unwavering dedication and collaboration with technical partners. Successful trial runs, involving equipment performance tests with mixed Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) collected within PCMC as feedstock, have paved the way for this achievement.

The power supply will witness gradual increments, with plans to ramp up to 11.76 MW by the end of the financial year. This expansion is a significant stride toward establishing a greener and more sustainable energy ecosystem.

Antony Waste’s Ongoing Commitment to Sustainability

Antony Waste remains steadfast in its commitment to promoting sustainability, reducing environmental impact, and providing cleaner energy alternatives to the community. The company extends its heartfelt gratitude to all stakeholders, including PCMC, regulatory bodies, and its dedicated team, for their unwavering support and invaluable contributions to the success of this groundbreaking project.

  Antony Waste Handling Cell, AWHCL, India, Jose Jacob, PCMC, Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation