Annual Inventory2016-17
Annual Inventory2016-17
Annual Inventory2016-17
On
Hazardous Waste Generation and their
Management
(2016-2017)
October, 2018
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF TABLES
Table 29: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Jammu & Kashmir ........................................................................................................................................ xlii
Table 30: Number and capacity of recycling units in Jammu & Kashmir ............................. xliii
Table 31: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Kerala ...............................................................................................................................................................xliv
Table 32: Number and capacity of recycling units in Kerala ...................................................... xlv
Table 33: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Kerala ....................xlvi
Table 34: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Karnataka ..................................................................................................................................................... xlvii
Table 35: Number and capacity of recycling units in Karnataka .............................................. xlix
Table 36: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Karnataka ................ li
Table 37: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Maharashtra ....................................................................................................................................................liii
Table 38: Number and capacity of recycling units in Maharashtra ............................................ lv
Table 39: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Maharashtra ......... lvi
Table 40: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Madhya Pradesh ...........................................................................................................................................lvii
Table 41: Number and capacity of recycling units in Madhya Pradesh ................................... lix
Table 42: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Madhya Pradesh .. lx
Table 43: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Meghalaya ........................................................................................................................................................ lxi
Table 44: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Manipur............................................................................................................................................................ lxii
Table 45: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Mizoram ......................................................................................................................................................... lxiii
Table 46: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Nagaland ........................................................................................................................................................ lxiii
Table 47: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Odisha ..............................................................................................................................................................lxiv
Table 48: Number and capacity of recycling units in Odisha ...................................................... lxv
Table 49: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Odisha ...................lxvi
Table 50: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Puducherry .................................................................................................................................................. lxvii
Table 51: Number and capacity of recyclers/co-processor/utilizer in Puducherry ..... lxviii
Table 52: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in
Punjab .............................................................................................................................................................. lxix
Table 53: Number and capacity of recycler/utilizer in Punjab ................................................. lxxi
Table 54: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Punjab ................. lxxii
Table 55: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Rajasthan ..... lxxiii
Table 56: Number and capacity of recycler/utilizers in Rajasthan ........................................lxxv
Table 57: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Rajasthan ........... lxxvi
Table 58: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Sikkim .......... lxxvii
Table 59: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Tamil Nadu lxxviii
Table 60: Number and capacity of recycler/utilizers in Tamil Nadu .................................... lxxx
Table 61: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Tamil Nadu ...... lxxxi
Table 62 :District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Telangana ... lxxxii
Table 63: Number and capacity of recyclers/utilizers in Telangana ................................. lxxxiii
Table 64: Quantity of hazardous wastes disposed in common TSDF Telangana .......... lxxxiv
Table 65: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Tripura ......... lxxxv
Table 66: Number and capacity of recyclers/utilizers ............................................................ lxxxvi
Table 67: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Uttarakhand
...................................................................................................................................................................... lxxxvii
Table 68: Number and capacity of recyclers/utilizers in Uttarakhand ......................... lxxxviii
Table 69: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Uttarakhand .. lxxxix
Table 70: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Uttar Pradesh ...xc
Table 71: Number and capacity of recyclers/utilizers in Uttar Pradesh ..............................xciii
Table 72: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Uttar Pradesh.... xciv
Table 73: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in West Bengal ... xcv
Table 74: Number and Capacity of recyclers/utilizers in West Bengal ................................ xcvi
Table 75: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in West Bengal ..... xcvii
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 INTRODUCTION
Hazardous waste is mostly generated from industrial activities and, if not handled and
managed in safe manner, may cause threat to human health and environment. For safe
storage, packaging, transportation, recycling, utilization, treatment, disposal, etc. of
hazardous waste in an environmentally sound manner, Ministry of Environment, Forest
and Climate Change, Govt. of India has notified Hazardous and Other Wastes
(Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules, 2016 (HOWM Rules, 2016)
suppressing the earlier Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling & Transboundary
Movement) Rules, 2008, under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. The HOWM
Rules, 2016, lays down provisions w.r.t generation, packaging, storage, transportation,
recycling/reprocessing, utilization, treatment, disposal, etc. of hazardous waste and
obtaining authorization from the concerned State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) /
Pollution Control Committee (PCC) for the same. The SPCB/PCC has been envisaged
with the responsibility of granting the said authorization on being satisfied that the
applicant for the authorization possesses appropriate facilities for collection, storage,
packaging, transportation, treatment, processing, use, destruction, recycling, recovery,
pre-processing, co-processing, utilization, offering for sale, transfer or disposal of the
hazardous and other waste, as the case may be, and after ensuring technical capabilities
and equipment though site inspection.
The HOWM Rules, 2016, also lays down the responsibility of occupier of hazardous
waste for their safe and environmentally sound management following the waste
management hierarchy viz. prevention, minimization, reuse, recycle, recovery,
utilization and lastly safe disposal. The hazardous waste can be disposed at captive
treatment facility installed by the individual waste generator or at Common Hazardous
Waste Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities (TSDFs). The common disposal
facilities may have only secured land fill (SLF) or incinerator or combination of the both.
The recycling and utilization as resource or energy recovery of hazardous waste are
preferential option over disposal of hazardous waste since it conserves resources and
leads to reduction of carbon foot print. Utilization of hazardous waste by co-processing
in cement Kiln has proven a sustainable option because there is a dual benefit in terms
of utilizing the waste as supplementary fuel as well as alternative raw material. The
HOWM Rules, 2016, has stipulated provisions about such utilization of hazardous waste
as resource or energy recovery and emission standards for co-processing of wastes in
Cement Kilnn have been notified vide GSR 497 (E) dated 10.5.2016 under the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986. Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has
published Guidelines for Pre-Processing and Co-Processing of Hazardous and Other
Wastes in Cement Plant as per HOWM Rules, 2016. Further, CPCB has also prepared
guidelines for environmentally sound recycling of commonly recyclable hazardous
wastes such as Used Oil, Waste Oil, non-ferrous metals, etc. listed under Schedule IV of
the under HOWM Rules, 2016. Besides these, CPCB has prepared 43 Standard Operating
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The HOWM Rules, 2016, stipulates provisions for maintaining records and filing annual
returns pertaining to hazardous waste generation and their management. As per Rule
20(2) of the HOWM Rules, 2016, the occupier handling hazardous waste and operator of
the disposal facility are required to submit the annual return in the prescribed Form to
SPCB/PCC by 30th June of every financial year about hazardous wastes generation,
storage, recycling, utilization, disposal, etc. Based on which, as per Rule 20(3) of the
HOWM Rules, 2016, SPCBs/PCCs are required to prepare annual inventory of the waste
generated, recycled, utilized, disposed, etc. for the respective State/UT and submit the
same to CPCB by 30th September of every financial year. As per Rule 20(4) of the HOWM
Rules, 2016, CPCB is required to prepare consolidated report on management of
hazardous wastes and submit the same to the Ministry of Environment, Forest and
Climate Change before 30th December once in every year.
This national inventory report on hazardous waste management has accordingly been
prepared based on annual inventory received from SPCBs/PCCs. The inventory report
outlines district wise generation of hazardous waste and their recycling, utilization and
disposal and availability of recycling/utilization facility and common TSDFs during April
2016 – March 2017.
2. METHODOLOGY
2.1 METHODOLOGY ADOPTED FOR ANNUAL INVENTORY REPORT
In order to comply with the provisions of HOWM Rules, 2016 and for preparation of
National Inventory on Hazardous Waste generation and its management, CPCB prepared
following 04 formats to obtain information from SPCBs/PCCs:
a) Format A: for the submission of district-wise quantity of hazardous waste
generated, recycled, utilized, co-processed, disposed and stored within the
premises of the occupier
b) Format B: details of the recyclers/utilizers/co-processors w.r.t. numbers,
authorized capacity and quantity of hazardous waste recycled/utilized/co-
processed
c) Format C: List of authorized recyclers/utilizers/co-processors and
d) Format D: details of common TSDF pertaining to quantity of hazardous waste
received/disposed.
Copy of the above formats are given at Annexure-2. These formats were circulated to all
SPCBs/PCCs vide letter dated 29/07/2016 for submitting information so as to prepare
national inventory of hazardous waste generation and its management. The matter was
also pursued with SPCBs/PCCs for timely submission of annual inventory. However,
most of the SPCBs/PCCs have responded during December, 2017-January, 2018.
A web-portal “SPCB Sanyojan” has also been made available at CPCB website to enable
the SPCBs/PCCs for submission of annual inventory reports.
Except 03 SPCB/PCCs (namely Arunachal Pradesh, Delhi and Daman, Diu and Dadra
Nagar Haveli), 32 SPCBs/PCCs have submitted the annual inventory (based on the
annual returns submitted by the occupiers) on hazardous waste generation and its
management for the year 2016-17 in the prescribed formats. Most of the SPCBs/PCCs
have informed that the said annual returns submitted by the occupiers have been
randomly verified by them.
The annual inventory reports submitted by SPCBs/PCCs were examined by CPCB and
gaps/anomalies were identified and communicated to the respective SPCBs/PCCs.
Commonly observed gaps/ anomalies in the annual inventory reports submitted by
SPCB/PCC were as below:
3. LIMITATIONS
Further, States like Himachal Pradesh and Punjab could not report quantity of
some of the hazardous waste such as empty barrels/containers/liners
contaminated with hazardous chemicals/waste, oil filters, etc. in terms of Metric
Tonnes and have reported in terms of numbers. There are wide ranges in sizes of
4.1 FINDINGS
a) There are 56,350 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in the country
authorized to generate about 25.46 Million Metric Tonnes (MT) of hazardous wastes.
State-wise details on hazardous waste generation and its management is given in
Table 1 below.
b) As per the annual return submitted by the occupiers, about 7.17 Million MT of
hazardous waste have been generated during April, 2016-March, 2017. The details of
the management of hazardous waste during the said period (i.e. quantity of
hazardous waste disposed, recycled/utilized and stored) are as given below:
17, of which 75% has been recycled in Gujarat, Tamilnadu, Telangana, Karnataka
and Andhra Pradesh.
12.38
23.18 23.37
3.17
9,00,092.50 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier premises at the end of March, 2017
Quantity Disposed in Captive SLF
Quantity Disposed through Common SLF at TSDF
Quantity Disposed by Captive Incinerator
Quantity Disposed Through Common Incinerator at TSDF
Quantity Co-processed in cement Kiln
Quantity utilized under Rule 9 other than cement Industry
Quantity sent to recyclers of Schedule-IV Hazardous Wastes
Captive Utilization
Quantity of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of the year
Figure 1: State-wise status of Hazardous Waste Generation
e) 65 Cement Plants having authorized capacity of 7.22 Million MT are utilizing
hazardous waste in the country by co-processing. Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu,
Telangana and Rajasthan together contributes more than 86% of total hazardous
waste co-processed in cement plant in the country and Gujarat leads with about
53%.
f) Apart from utilization of hazardous waste in cement plants, there are 224 facilities
for utilization of various categories of hazardous waste as a resource/energy
recovery, having authorized capacity of 2.32 Million MT.
Gujarat, Jharkhand and Odisha together contributes more than 75% of total
hazardous waste for utilization (other than Co-processing in cement plant) in the
country and Gujarat leads with about 28% followed by Jharkhand with about 25 %
g) There are 42 Common Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facilities
(TSDFs) in 18 States/UT. Of which 18 are integrated TSDFs having both Secured
Landfills and Incinerators; 10 have only common incinerators, and; 14 have only
Secured Landfills. State/UT wise availability of the same is given at Table 3 and it’s
details are provided in Annexure-5.
No of No of
Total Quantity
Facilities Facilities Total Total Quantity Quantity co-
No of authorized recycled(
Authorized Authorized authorized authorized utilized processed
S. Authorized capacity of MT)
State/UT for for co- capacity capacity (MT) under (MT) co-
No. Sc-IV Sc-IV Schedule-
utilization of processing (MT) under (MT) for co- Rule-9 processing
Recyclers Recyclers IV (2016-
HW under of HW under Rule-9 processing (2016-17) (2016-17)
(MT) 17)
Rule-9 Rule 9
20 Meghalaya 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
21 Mizoram 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
22 Nagaland 1 0.00 0.00 10 0.00 0.00 10 0.00 0.00
23 Odisha 15 11 0.00 50071 230706 0.00 2637.835 67721.187 0.00
24 Puducherry 3 0.00 0.00 8400 0.00 0.00 8400 0.00 0.00
25 Punjab 103 10 1 174487.865 83123.41 5000 36470.38 29200.90 145.06
26 Rajasthan 95 4 14 427997.8 2820 1438053.11 67404.94 212.53 109258.55
27 Sikkim 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
28 Tamil Nadu 59 25 7 34860.69 58355.19 239688.94 132449.5 10730.695 64864.62
29 Telangana 45 26 10 194571.715 117915 968428.26 70911.03 41595.5 61576.5
30 Tripura 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
31 Uttarakhand 12 0.00 0.00 161948 0.00 0.00 23151 0.00 0.00
32 Uttar Pradesh 173 25 1 118509.106 701904.57 1000 51444.15 110194.07 1000
33 West Bengal 112 8 0.00 323805 7653.4 0.00 16058.46 1222.769 0.00
Total 1733 224 65 69,92,657.28 23,21,914 72,24,855.2 13,61,436 5,31,892.5 42,74,948.38
S. Name of the Integrated TSDFs TSDFs with Only TSDFs with only
No. State/UT (with both SLF Common Common Secured
and Incinerator) Incinerators Landfills
1 Andhra Pradesh 1 - -
2 Gujarat 4 2 3
3 Haryana 1 - -
4 Himachal Pradesh - - 1
5 Jharkhand 1* - -
6 Karnataka - 6 2
7 Kerala - - 1
8 Madhya Pradesh 1 - -
9 Maharashtra 3 - 1
10 Odisha - - 1
11 Punjab - - 1
12 Rajasthan - 1 2
13 Tamilnadu 1 - 1
14 Telangana 1 - -
15 UP 2 1 1
16 Uttarakhand 1 - -
17 West Bengal 1 - -
18 Daman, Diu,
Dadra & Nagar 1 - -
Haveli
TOTAL 18 10 14
There is only one integrated common treatment, storage and disposal facility
(TSDF) in Andhra Pradesh namely M/s Coastal Waste Management Project,
Visakhapatnam, for the disposal of hazardous wastes (both landfillable and
incinerable). During the 2016-17, about 1, 39,679 MT of landfillable (i. e. both
direct landfill and landfill after treatment) and 3,385 MT of incinerable
hazardous wastes have been disposed. The details on the quantity received,
stored and disposed by the TSDF are given in Table 6 at Annexure-3.
10.35
8.78 52.92
18.24
1.20
30,282.34 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Co-processed in Cement industry
Utilized other than Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 3: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Andhra Pradesh
However, CPCB asked to report the hazardous wastes (viz. used oil/waste
oils/used lead acid batteries/etc.) excepted to be generated from automobiles
repair shops/workshops. However, Andaman & Nicobar PCC has not responded
in this regard.
5.4 ASSAM
There are 55 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in 13 districts of
Assam, however, the quantity of hazardous waste authorized to be generated in
these districts have not been reported. Further, based on the annual returns
As per the information provided by Assam PCB, there is difference between the
quantities of waste generated and disposed/recycled/utilized which is due to the
carry forward balance of the previous year by various units.
5.5 BIHAR
In Bihar, there are 121 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in 32
districts which are authorized to generate about 1253 MT of hazardous waste.
However, as per the annual return submitted by the occupiers, the quantity of
hazardous waste generated during the year 2016-17 is reported as 7629 MT,
which is more than the authorized quantity.
As per annual inventory submitted by the Bihar Pollution Control Board, there is
difference between the quantity of hazardous waste generated and the quantity
of hazardous waste disposed/ recycled/ utilized/ co-processed and stored which
is reported due to the accumulated waste of the previous year. The detail on the
management of hazardous waste in the State of Bihar is given below in Figure 4.
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30%
57%
09,381.429 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
There is no Common TSDF available in the State for disposal of hazardous waste,
however, it is reported that about 30 MT of the landfillable hazardous waste is
disposed through common TSDF of other State.
5.6 CHANDIGARH
There are 1167 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries which have
generated about 2847 MT of hazardous waste during the 2016-17. The details
on hazardous waste generation and its management are given in Table 11 at
Annexure-3.
5.7 CHHATTISGARH
In Chhattisgarh, there are 264 numbers of hazardous waste generating
industries which are authorized to generate 306431 MT of hazardous waste
generates, however, as per annual returns submitted by the occupiers, about
65,186 MT of hazardous waste generated during the year 2016-17.
3% 0%
25%
0%
54%
11,830.651 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
5.9 DELHI
In Delhi, there are about 1,123 units generating hazardous waste (excluding
pickling units which are assumed to be closed by October, 2016). At present, in
Delhi, generated hazardous waste is stored either by individual industrial units
in their premises or stored at CETP sites.
Annum). Out of this 2,318 TPA is generated from 1,123 industrial units and
1,880.4 TPA is generated from 13 CETPs in Delhi.
Out of the total 4,197 TPA of HW in Delhi, the sludge from individual ETPs and
CETPs is approximately 2,487 TPA which is approximately 59 % of the total
hazardous waste generated. Used and spent oil is around 885 TPA which
comprises 20% of the total HW generated.
DSIIDC has selected a consultant M/s Arcadis India Private Limited for preparing
feasibility report on the development of TSDF on 10 acres of land available in
Bawana, finalizing the private player for development of TSDF and to supervise
the construction of TSDF. A meeting was called by Hon'ble Minister of Env. And
Forests in this regard on 23/11/17 wherein DSIIDC officials informed that RFP
document/ Tender documents have been prepared. However, it was decided in
the meeting that incineration facility shall also be included in the TSDF facility to
made it self sufficient to tackle any hazardous waste generated in NCT of Delhi.
DSIIDC was requested to therefore modify the RFP documents accordingly
before inviting proposals. As per the latest information from DIIDC, the
proposals have been invited by DSIIDC on the amended documents and technical
bid opening is scheduled on 5th Feb, 2018.
5.10 GUJARAT
There are 11,200 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in 27
districts of Gujarat which are authorized to generate about 1449035 MT of
hazardous waste. However, based on the annual returns submitted by occupiers,
about 28,11,925 MT of hazardous waste is generated during 2016-17, which
contributes about 40% of the total generation in the Country.
There are 250 authorized facilities for recycling of commonly hazardous wastes
like used/waste oil, lead bearing wastes, brass dross, zinc bearing wastes etc.
having authorized capacity of about 14,32,509 MTA, however, the quantity
recycled during 2016-17 is 98,002 MT . Further, there are 08 facilities for the
utilization of hazardous waste and 08 for co-processing of hazardous waste in
cement plants which have utilized about 10% of hazardous waste as resource
recovery or after pre-processing either for co-processing or for any other use.
Details of such recyclers/utilizers/co-processors are given in Table 16 at
Annexure-3. Management of hazardous waste in Gujarat is given below in
Figure 6.
33.8%
10.3%
21.6%
15.1%
3.8%
4,29,149.95 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 6: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Gujarat
Gujarat has 09 common treatment, storage and disposal facilities for the
treatment and disposal of hazardous wastes. As reported by Gujarat PCB, about
8,50,393 MT of landfillable (i.e. direct landfill and landfill after treatment) and
74,670 MT of incinerable hazardous waste have been disposed during the year
2016-17. The details on the quantity of hazardous waste received and disposed
in the said TSDFs are given in Table 17 at Annexure-3..
5.11 GOA
There are 1,409 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries which are
authorized to generate 82,731 MTA of hazardous waste. However as per the
information provided Goa PCB, out of 1,409 hazardous waste generating units,
only 221industries have submitted the annual returns for year 2016-17. These
In Goa, there is only one authorized recycler for recycling of waste oil having
authorized capacity of about 16,200 MTA and 03 facilities for utilization of
hazardous wastes (i.e for recovery of spent solvents and de-contamination of
contaminated barrels/drum). Details of such recyclers/utilizers are given in
Table 19 at Annexure-3. Management of hazardous waste in Goa is given below
in Figure 7.
1.5%
0.0%
7.2% 15.8%
72.2%
843.48 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
5.12 HARYANA
There are 3941 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in 23 districts
of Haryana, which generated about 58, 829 MT of hazardous wastes during
2016-17. About 76% of total hazardous waste generations in the State are
contributed by Yamunanagar, Panipat, Gurgaon, Rewari and Faridabad district.
The district-wise quantity of hazardous waste generated and its management is
given in Table 20 of Annexure-3.
15.3%
8.7%
6.1%
41.8%
12.7%
9,124.19 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
In Haryana, there are 124 numbers of authorized Schedule-IV listed recyclers for
the recycling of commonly hazardous wastes like used/waste oil, lead bearing
wastes, brass dross, zinc bearing wastes, etc. having authorized capacity of about
6,24,412 MTA, however, the quantity recycled during 2016-17 by such recyclers
is 2,83,504 MT. About 13% of hazardous waste generated is recycled in the State.
Further, there are 03 facilities for utilization of hazardous waste, having
authorized capacity of 1,16,440 MTA. The details of such recyclers/utilizers/co-
processors are given in Table 21 of Annexure-3.
There is only one common treatment, storage and disposal facility namely
M/s Gujarat Env. Protection & Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. Pali, Faridabad for the
treatment and disposal of hazardous waste. As per the information provided by
Haryana PCB, about 8,293 MT of landfillable (i.e. direct landfill and landfill after
treatment) and 14,711 MT of incinerable hazardous waste have been disposed
during the year 2016-17. Detail on the quantity of hazardous waste received and
disposed in the said TSDF is given in Table 22 of Annexure-3.
There is only one common secured landfill TSDF M/s Shivalik Solid Waste
Management Ltd., Distt. Solan, having secured landfill facility (SLF) only. The
said facility has disposed about 16, 886 MT of landfillable hazardous waste
(direct landfill and landfill after treatment) in SLF during 2016-17 and also sent
1099 MT of hazardous wastes to Cement plants for co-processing . Details of
TSDF are given in Table 25 of Annexure-3..
5.14 JHARKHAND
There are 562 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in 24 districts
of Jharkhand which are authorised to generate about 7,72,181 MT of hazardous
waste, however, as per the annual returns submitted by the occupiers about
5,78,789 MT of hazardous wastes during 2016-17. About 85% of the hazardous
waste generated in Jharkhand is from East Singhbhum district followed by
district Bokaro, which contributes about 13% of the total generation of
Jharkhand State. Districts-wise status of generation and management of
hazardous waste is given in Table 26 at Annexure-3.
95.2%
6,550.21 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 9: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Jharkhand
In Jharkhand, there is only one common treatment, storage and disposal facility
namely M/s Adityapur Waste Management Pvt. Ltd, for treatment and disposal of
hazardous wastes. The said common TSDF has started its operation from April,
2018; hence the quantity of hazardous wastes disposed in the TSDF is reported
as nil for 2016-17. Details of the said TSDF is given in Table 28 at Annexure-3.
As per the information provided by J&K PCB, there is difference between the
quantity of hazardous wastes sent to recyclers/utilizers/co-processors and the
quantity of hazardous wastes recycled/utilized/co-processed in the State, this is
due to reception of hazardous waste from other States. The district-wise details
on quantity of hazardous waste generated and its management is given in Table
29 at Annexure-3.
1,026.65 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 10: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Jammu &
Kashmir
There is no common treatment, storage and disposal facility for treatment and
disposal of hazardous wastes in Jammu & Kashmir, therefore, most of the
hazardous wastes generated in the state is stored within the premises of
occupiers.
5.16 KERALA
There are 927 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries which
generated about 38,466 MT of hazardous wastes during 2016-17. Among 14
districts in Kerala, the maximum number of hazardous waste generating
industries is in Do-2, Ernakulam i.e. 159 numbers which contribute about 13%
of total hazardous waste generation in the State, whereas, Kollam district has 45
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The State has only one common Secured landfill facility namely M/s Keral Enviro
Infrastructure Ltd., for treatment and disposal of only landfillable hazardous
waste. As per the information provided by Kerala PCB, about 36,821 MT of
landfillable hazardous waste (i.e. both direct landfill and landfill after treatment)
has been disposed during 2016-17. Further, about 49% of the total hazardous
waste generated in the State is disposed in the captive secured landfill facilities
of Kollam and ESC, Ernakulam district. Detail of the TSDF is given in Table 33 at
Annexure-3.
5.17 KARNATAKA
There are 3,264 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in 44
districts of Karnataka, which are authorised to generate 13,37,667 MT of
hazardous waste, however, as per the annual returns submitted by the occupiers
only 3,36,792 MT of hazardous waste is generated during 2016-17.
It was also observed that there is difference between the quantity of waste
generated and utilized/recycled/disposed/stored which is due to carry over/
disposal of previous stocks by the occupiers, interstate movement of hazardous
waste for recycling/utilization/co-processing, as informed by the Karnataka PCB.
District-wise quantity of hazardous waste generated and its management is
given in Table 34 at Annexure-3.
been recycled by these authorised recyclers. Further, there are 42 facilities for
the utilization of hazardous waste having authorized capacity of 97,441 MTA and
06 facilities for the utilization of hazardous waste in cement plant with
authorised capacity of 85400 MTA. Details of such recyclers/utilizers/co-
processors are given in Table 35 at Annexure-3. Further, the status on
management of hazardous waste in Karnataka is given below in Figure 11.
10%
17% 9%
19%
29%
12,760 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
There are 08 common TSDFs in Karnataka, out of which 01 has integrated facility
(having both secured landfill and incinerator), 01 has secured landfill facility
only and remaining 06 are having only incineration facility. Details of the said 08
TSDFs are given in Table 36 at Annexure-3. As per the information provided by
Karnataka PCB, about 19% of the hazardous waste is disposed through common
secured landfill facilities and 09% are through common incinerators.
5.18 LAKSHADWEEP
Lakshadweep PCC has informed that there are no hazardous wastes generating
industries in the UT, therefore, the quantity of hazardous waste generated in the
Lakshadweep is reported as Nil.
However, CPCB asked to report the hazardous wastes (viz. used oil/waste
oils/used lead acid batteries/etc.) excepted to be generated from automobiles
repair shops/workshops. However, no response has been received in this regard.
5.19 MAHARASHTRA
There are 6,160 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in 36
districts of Maharashtra which are authorized to generate 23,59,606 MT of
hazardous waste, however, as per the annual returns submitted by the occupiers
about 3, 81, 686 MT of hazardous waste is generated during 2016-17. Among the
36 districts of Maharashtra, 05 districts namely Aurangabad, Nagpur, Palghar,
Raigad and Thane contribute about 71% of total generation. The district-wise
quantity of hazardous waste generated and its management is given in Table 37
at Annexure-3. It was observed that the quantity of hazardous recycled in the
State is more than the quantity of hazardous waste sent to Schedule-IV recyclers,
which is due to reception of hazardous waste from other States, as reported by
Maharashtra PCB. Management of hazardous waste in Maharashtra is given
below in Figure 12.
2%
13% 8%
78%
Hazardous Waste stored quantity at occupier premises at the end of March, 2017 is
reported as nil.
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 12: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Maharashtra
In Maharashtra, there are 370 recyclers for recycling of Schedule-IV listed
commonly hazardous wastes like used/waste oil, lead bearing wastes, brass
dross, zinc bearing wastes etc. having authorized capacity of about 11,74,174
MTA, however, the quantity recycled during the year 2016-17 is 33,457 MT only.
Further, there are 11 facilities for the utilization of hazardous waste having
authorized capacity of 46,360 MTA. Details of such recyclers and utilizers are
given in Table 38 at Annexure-3.
There are 04 common TSDFs for treatment and disposal of hazardous waste. As
informed by Maharashtra PCB, during the year 2016-17, about 2, 93,586 MT of
landfillable (direct landfill and landfill after treatment) and 53871 MT of
incinerable hazardous wastes has been disposed, which is about 91% of the total
hazardous waste generation in the State. Details of TSDF are given in Table 39.
23%
3%
19%
14%
30%
22,501.81 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 13: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Madhya Pradesh
under hazardous waste like FMCG, Carbon Black (Tyrepyro), RDF, Plastic waste,
Type Fibre etc. Details of such recyclers/utilizers/co-processors are given in
Table 41 at annexure-3.
There is only one common TSDF i.e. M/s Madhya Pradesh Waste Management
Project (having both secured landfill facility and incinerator) for treatment and
disposal of hazardous wastes. The quantity of hazardous waste disposed during
the year 2016-17 in the said TSDF is reported as 25,916 MT of landfillable (i.e
both direct landfill and landfill after treatment) and 4,237 MT of incinerable
hazardous waste. Apart from disposal of hazardous waste in common secured
landfills, 3,613 MT of hazardous wastes are disposed in captive secured landfill
facility of Ujjain district. Details of the said TSDF are given in Table 42 at
annexure-3.
5.21 MEGHALAYA
There are 11 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in Meghalaya,
having authorization to generate about 514 MT of hazardous waste, however, as
per the annual returns submitted by the occupiers only 76 MT of hazardous
waste is generated during 2016-17.
Further, there is no facility for the commonly recyclable hazardous waste listed
under Schedule-IV of the HOWM Rules, 2016, therefore, the recyclable hazardous
waste are sent to other states for recycling. Also, as per the information provided
by Meghalaya PCB, due to non-availability of common TSDF in the State, the
landfillable hazardous waste is being stored at the occupier’s premises. District-
wise status on hazardous waste management is given in Table 43 at Annexure-3.
5.22 MANIPUR
Manipur PCB has informed that there is no hazardous waste generating
industries in Manipur. However, CPCB sought clarification w.r.t generation of use
oil from automobile workshop/service stations/mobile tower which also falls
under the purview of the HOWM Rules, 2016. Accordingly, Manipur PCB has
submitted that there are 255 number of hazardous waste generating units
authorized to generate about 337 MT of hazardous waste, however, the details
on hazardous waste generation (as per the annual returns) and its management
has not been provided. The district-wise detail on numbers of hazardous waste
generating units and its authorized quantity is given in Table 44 at Annexure-3.
5.23 MIZORAM
As per information submitted by the Mizoram PCB, there are 28 numbers of
hazardous waste generating industries in the Mizoram. These industries are
authorized to generate about 15 MT of hazardous waste, however, the quantity
of hazardous generated during the year 2016-17 has not been reported in the
annual report. It was observed that the entire quantity of hazardous waste
authorized to be generated has been stored at occupier’s premises, due to non-
availability of common TSDF in the state, as reported by Mizoram PCB. The
district-wise detail on generation and management hazardous waste is given in
Table 45 at annexure-3.
5.24 NAGALAND
In Nagaland, there are 02 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries,
which generated about 10 MT of hazardous waste during the year 2016-17.
As informed by Nagaland PCB, the hazardous waste generated in the State is sent
to the Schedule-IV listed recyclers of the commonly recyclable hazardous waste
listed under HOWM Rules, 2016, located in other States. District-wise details on
hazardous waste management are given in Table 46 at Annexure-3.
5.25 ODISHA
In Odisha there are 184 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries
which generates about 5,95,698 MTA of hazardous wastes during 2016-17. Out
of 20 districts, 06 districts namely Angul, Jagatsinghpur, Jajpur, Jharsuguda,
Sambalpur and Sundargarh contribute about 92% of total generation in Odisha.
District-wise details on hazardous waste management are given in Table 47 at
Annexure-3. Management of hazardous waste in Odisha is given below in Figure
14.
0.01
0.93
0.01 8.66
79.92
1,31,784.7 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 14: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Odisha
It was observed in the said annual inventory report that there is difference
between the quantities of hazardous waste sent for recycling/utilization and the
quantity of hazardous waste recycled/utilized by recyclers/utilizer. As informed
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by Odisha PCB that the difference between the quantities may be due to that the
units are getting wastes from other states also.
There is only one common TSDF having secured landfill facility namely M/s
Odisha Waste Management Project for treatment and disposal of hazardous
wastes. About 48,884 MT of landfillable (direct landfill and landfill after
treatment) hazardous waste has been disposed during the 2016-17. Apart from
disposal of hazardous wastes in common secured landfill, 2,884 MT of hazardous
wastes are disposed in captive secured landfills and 83 MT of hazardous waste
through captive incinerator. Details quantity of hazardous waste received and
disposed during 2016-17 at common TSDF are given in Table 49 at Annexure-3.
5.26 PUDUCHERRY
There are 127 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries having
authorized to generate 93,576 MTA of hazardous wastes. The quantity of
hazardous waste generated as per annual return is not provided by Puducherry
PCC. It was observed in the said inventory report that more than 70% of
hazardous wastes are stored at the occupier’s premises due to non-availability of
common TSDF. District-wise status on hazardous waste management is given in
Table 50 at Annexure-3.
It was observed that about 17% of the hazardous generated in the State is sent to
other States for co-processing and utilization of hazardous waste.
5.27 PUNJAB
There are 3,294 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries which
generates about 1,15,490.1 MTA of hazardous wastes during 2016-17 (as per
annual returns submitted by the occupiers). About 61% of generated hazardous
wastes in the state are contributed by 05 districts namely Hoshiarpur, Ludhiana,
SAS Nagar and Roop Nagar, Sangrur and Patiala. District-wise status on
hazardous waste management is given in Table 52 at Annexure-3. Management
of hazardous waste in Punjab is given below in Figure 15.
0.19
12.03
1.80
19.87
12.45
20,586.64 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 15: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Punjab
In Punjab, there are 103 numbers of authorized Schedule-IV recyclers for the
recycling of commonly recyclable hazardous wastes like used/waste oil, lead
bearing wastes, brass dross, zinc bearing wastes, etc. having authorized capacity
of about 1,74, 488 MTA, however, the quantity recycled is only 36,470 MT during
the year 2016-17. About 25 % of generated hazardous wastes are recycled by
such recyclers. There are 10 units authorized for utilization of hazardous wastes
other than co-processing, as a resource recovery or any other purpose, having
authorized capacity of 6,43,148 MTA and 01 co-processing facility for utilization
of hazardous waste in cement kiln. Details of such recyclers/utilizers/co-
processors are given in Table 53 at Annexure-3.
There is only one common TSDF, M/s Punjab Waste Management Project for
treatment and disposal of hazardous wastes. About 24,584 MT of landfillable
hazardous wastes (direct landfill and landfill after treatment) are disposed in the
common secured landfill. About 900 MT of incinerable hazardous wastes has
been sent to other state for incineration. Further, 5,814 MT of hazardous wastes
disposed in captive secured landfill in Bathinda district only. Details of TSDF are
given in Table 54 of Annexure-3..
5.28 RAJASTHAN
There are 1,046 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in 33
districts which generates about 7,24,663 MT of hazardous wastes during 2016-
In few districts, it was observed that the quantity of hazardous wastes generated
is more than the authorized quantity. Further, difference between the quantity of
hazardous waste generated and quantity of hazardous waste
disposed/recycled/utilized/stored has been observed in the report including
mismatch between the quantity of hazardous wastes sent to TSDF operator and
the quantity of hazardous wastes disposed by the facility operator. The aforesaid
gaps were communicated to Rajasthan PCB, however, no response has been
received from the Board. District-wise quantity of hazardous wastes generated
and its management is given in Table 55 at Annexure-3.
In Rajasthan, there are three common TSDFs (one standalone incinerator and
two secured landfill facility) for treatment and disposal of hazardous wastes.
About 55,735 MT of landfillable (direct landfill and landfill after treatment) and
1,039 MT of incinerable hazardous wastes has been disposed during the 2016-
17. Further, about 70% of hazardous waste generated in the state is disposed in
captive secured landfill facilities of 04 districts (Udaipur, Barmer, Chittorgarh
and Rajsamand) of Rajasthan. Details of the said 03 TSDFs are given in Table 57
at Annexure-3. Management of hazardous waste in Rajasthan is given below in
Figure 16.
5%
9% 78%
4%
1%
7,24,663 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 16: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Rajasthan
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5.29 SIKKIM
There are 23 number of hazardous waste generating units in Sikkim which
generated about 785 MT of hazardous waste during the year 2016-17. As
informed by Sikkim PCB, the quantity of hazardous waste generated in the state
is sent to the Common Incinerator of other State for treatment/disposal of the
same since there is no common TSDF in the Sikkim. The district-wise details on
the quantity of hazardous waste generated and its management is given in Table
58 at annexure-3.
9% 5%
1% 4%
78%
31,052.86 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 17: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Tamilnadu
In Tamilnadu, there are 59 numbers of authorized Schedule-IV recyclers for the
recycling of commonly recyclable hazardous wastes like used/waste oil, lead
bearing wastes, brass dross, zinc bearing wastes, etc. having capacity of about
3,48,607 MTA, however, the quantity of hazardous waste recycled is 1,32,449
MT. Further, it was observed that there is difference between the quantities of
hazardous waste sent for recycling/utilization and the quantity of hazardous
waste recycled/utilized by recyclers/utilizer. As informed by TN PCB, these units
are getting wastes from other states therefore quantity of hazardous wastes
recycled by such recyclers are higher. There are 25 units for the utilization of
hazardous wastes having authorized capacity of 58,335 MTA and 07 co-
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processing unit for utilization of hazardous waste in cement kiln. Details of such
recyclers/utilizers/co-processors are given in Table 60 at Annexure-3.
There are two common TSDFs (one integrated facility having both secured
landfills and incinerator and one having secured landfill facility only) in Tamil
Nadu for treatment and disposal of hazardous wastes. About 67,544 MT of
landfillable (direct landfill and landfill after treatment) and 5,367 MT of
incinerable hazardous wastes has been disposed during the 2016-17. Further,
about 20% of hazardous wastes generated in the state are disposed in captive
secured landfills in 08 districts of Tamilnadu. Details of TSDF are given in Table
61 at Annexure-3.
5.31 TELANGANA
There are 2,510 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries in Telangana,
which generates about 2,77,079 MT of hazardous wastes (as per annual return)
during the 2016-17. About 58% of hazardous wastes generated in the state are
contributed by 03 districts namely Ranga Reddy-II, Medak I&II. District-wise
quantity of hazardous wastes generated and its management is given in Table
62 at Annexure-3. Management of hazardous waste in Telangana is given below
in Figure 18.
2%
13%
50%
33%
2%
5,371.11 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 18: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Telangana
In Telangana, there are 45 numbers of authorized Schedule-IV recyclers for the
recycling of commonly recyclable hazardous wastes like used/waste oil, lead
bearing wastes, brass dross, zinc bearing wastes, etc. having capacity of about
1,94,572 MTA, however, the quantity of hazardous waste recycled is 70,911 MT.
The difference between the quantities of hazardous waste sent for
There is only one common integrated TSDF in Telangana for treatment and
disposal of hazardous wastes. About 1,38,716 MT of landfillable (direct landfill
and landfill after treatment) and 3,003 MT of incinerable hazardous wastes has
been disposed during the 2016-17. Details of TSDF are given in Table 64 at
annexue-3.
5.32 TRIPURA
There are 167 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries and about 270
MTA of hazardous wastes generated during the 2016-17 which is based on the
annual returns submitted by the occupiers. District-wise quantity of hazardous
wastes generated and its management is given in Table 65 at Annexure-3.
Management of hazardous waste in Tripura is given below in Figure 19.
1% 2% 1%
0%
88%
20.6 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 19: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Tripura
5.33 UTTARAKHAND
There are 3,671 numbers of hazardous waste generating industries which
generates about 24,264 MT of hazardous wastes (as per the annual returns)
during 2016-17. About 73% of hazardous waste generated in the state is
contributed by Udham Singh Nagar district followed by Haridwar 25%. District-
wise quantity of hazardous wastes generated and its management is given in
Table 67 at Annexure-3.
4%
16%
20%
16%
41%
828.28 MT of Hazardous Waste stored at occupier prmises at the end of March, 2017
Disposed through common and captive SLF
Disposed through common and captive Incinerator
Recycled
Utilized other than Cement industry
Co-processed in Cement industry
Stored at occupier premises
Figure 20: Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Uttarakhand
There is only one common integrated TSDF (having both secured landfill and
incinerator) in Uttarakhand for treatment and disposal of hazardous wastes.
About 4,662 MT of landfillable (direct landfill and landfill after treatment) and
2,211 MT of incinerable hazardous wastes has been disposed during the 2016-
17. Further, about 102 MT of hazardous wastes are disposed in captive secured
landfill in Haridwar district and 163 MT through captive incinerators in two
districts i.e. Udham Singh Nagar and Haridwar. Details of TSDF are given in
Table 69 at Annexure-3.
In Uttar Pradesh, there are 173 numbers of authorized Schedule-IV recyclers for
recycling of commonly recyclable hazardous wastes like used/waste oil, lead
bearing wastes, brass dross, zinc bearing wastes, etc. having authorized capacity
of about 1,18,509 MTA, however, the quantity of hazardous waste recycled is
51,444 MT. There are 25 units for the utilization of hazardous wastes having
authorized capacity of 5, 68,086 MTA and 01 co-processing unit for utilization of
hazardous waste in cement kiln. Details of such recyclers/utilizers/co-
processors are given in Table 71 at Annexure-3. Management of hazardous
waste in Uttar Pradesh is given below in Figure 21.
1%
30%
35%
25%
7%
6%
49%
20%
25%
4%
In West Bengal, there are 112 numbers of authorized Schedule-IV recyclers for
the recycling of commonly recyclable hazardous wastes like used/waste oil, lead
bearing wastes, brass dross, zinc bearing wastes, etc. having capacity of about
3,23,805 MTA, however, the quantity of hazardous waste recycled is 16,058 MT.
About 25% of hazardous wastes generated in the state are recycled by such
recyclers. There are 03 units authorized for the utilization of hazardous wastes
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There is only one common TSDF (integrated facility having both secured landfill
and incinerator) in West Bengal for treatment and disposal of hazardous wastes.
About 67, 544 MT of landfillable (direct landfill and landfill after treatment) and
3,179 MT of incinerable hazardous wastes has been disposed during 2016-17.
Details of TSDF are given in Table 75 at Annexure-3.
6. WAY FORWARD
ANNEXURE-1
i
Sl. Name of HW Source of generation Type of utilization/
No Intended use
electrode carbon
paste/carburizer for use
in Steel or Ferro Alloy
furnaces
9 Used Anode butt (Pre- Aluminum Smelter units Green anodes for use in
processed) Aluminum Smelters
10 Used Anode butt (Pre- Aluminum Smelter units Carbon Electrode Paste
processed) for use in Ferro Alloy
Plants
11 Coal Tar/Tarry Residue Coal gasifier units As supplementary fuel
in furnace of sodium
silicate units
12 Contaminated Container/ Pharmaceuticals, food Cleaned barrel and
barrels/ drums processing, cosmetic, drums for industrial use
textile, paint formulation and/or production of
and beverages industries plastic granules.
13 Process and primary Paper & Pulp Industry Paper Board/ Mill Board
sludge of ETP – Pulp and / Card Board
Paper
Aluminium Dross Refining and casting house To recover aluminium
14 of Aluminium smelter metal (captive use)
units
Aluminium Dross Refining and casting house To recover aluminium
15 of Aluminium smelter metal
units
Oil based iron sludge Grinding mill section of Ferrous Sulphate
Ball & Roller bearings (Not to be used in
drinking water
16 purification or
agriculture applications
and to be used only for
industrial purposes)
Spent catalyst - Containing Various industry Mercury
17 Mercury and mercury
waste
18 Spent H2SO4 containing Dye and Dye Chemical Gypsum for
organic compounds intermediates units use in cement plants
19 Spent fixer (hypo) solution Photography / X-rays films Silver metal for various
use
20. Hydro fluoro silicic acid – Single Super Phosphate Recovered Sodium Silico
Acidic scrubber solution manufacturing industry Fluoride (Sodium
fluorosilicate) for use in
Glass industry.
21. Spent Sulphuric Acid Para Nitro Toulene Ortho Ferrous Sulphate
Sulfonic Acid/Oxadiargyl
Anthrquinone
manufacturing industry
22. Vanadium Sludge Alumina refineries Vanadium metal
ii
Sl. Name of HW Source of generation Type of utilization/
No Intended use
23. Phenolic Waste water Coal Gasifier condensate Quenching of hot gases
water in After Burning
Chamber of Direct-
reduced iron (DRI) kiln
of Sponge Iron Industry
24. Chemical sludge (Primary Pulp & Paper Industry For energy recovery in
sludge) of ETP Atmospheric Fluidized
Bed Combustion (AFBC)
Boiler/Pressurized
Fluidized Bed
Combustion (PFBC)
Boiler/Circulating
Fluidized Bed
Combustion (CFBC)
Boiler for steam or
electricity generation
25. Spent Carbon (Carbon Urea manufacturing plant Quenching of carbon
Slurry) slurry in the reactor for
manufacturing carbon
black.
26. Spent Acid containing Bulb filament Ammonium Molybdate
Molybdenum compound manufacturing industries
27. Resin Waste (mixture of Resin impregnation of For manufacturing of
Bisphenol A and electrical coils High Tension/Low
Epichlorohydrin) power/hydro equipments Tension Insulators
industries
28. Spent Alumina Polymerization in SWING For manufacturing of
unit of Petrochemical Refractory material like
Plant Insulation bricks,
Mortar, Castables, High
Alumina bricks
29. Spent Ion Exchange Resin Demineralization (DM) For energy recovery in
Plant boiler for steam or
power generation
30. Spent Ion Exchange Resin Demineralization (DM) For energy recovery in
Plant Direct-reduced iron
(DRI) kiln of Sponge Iron
Industry
31. Tungsten Scrap Metal cutting operation For manufacturing
(using Tungsten carbide Tungsten Carbide
insert), mining tool Powder.
buttons and worn out
drills
32. Spent Pot Lining Duringproduction of As a supplementary
Primary Aluminium from resource for
Alumina Smelting manufacturing of
iii
Sl. Name of HW Source of generation Type of utilization/
No Intended use
Industries Carbon Mineral Fuel
iv
Sl. Name of HW Source of generation Type of utilization/
No Intended use
43. Spent Aluminium Chloride Generated during the As a supplementary
production of CPC Green resource to
and 2, 4, 6-Trimethyl manufacture liquid
Benzoyl Chloride Aluminum Hydroxide
Chloride/ Poly
Aluminum Chloride for
further use in ETP (as
coagulant) and paper
industry (as sizing
material) .
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ANNEXURE-2
Name of
_________________________ Year: __________________
SPCB/PCC:
Quantity Quantity
Quantity of Quantity
Quantity of Quantity Disposed Quantity Quantity sent to Quantity of
Number of Hazardous Quantity Disposed
Name of Hazardous Disposed by through Co- Utilized Recyclers of Captive HW stored at
HW Waste Disposed through
S. the Waste as per Captive Common processed under Schedule-IV Utilization Occupier
Generating Generated as in Captive Common
No. District authorization Incinerator Incinerator in cement Rule 9 Hazardous (MT) premises at
Industry per Annual SLF (MT) SLF at TSDF
(MTA) (MT) at TSDF kiln (MT) (MT) Wastes the end of the
Return (MTA) (MT)
(MT) (MT) year (MT)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
vi
Format-B for Submission of Annual Inventory on Recycling / Utilization/Co-
Processing of Hazardous Waste
Name of SPCB/PCC:
Year: __________________
________________________
No of Facilities
Total
authorized for
S. Authorized Quantity Recycled/ Utilized/ Co-
Type of Recycling Facilities recycling /
No Capacity processed (MT)
utilization / Co-
(MTA)
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes
3 Copper Bearing Waste
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium,
4
Zinc, copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste
6 E-Waste
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues
8 Used oil
9 Waste Oil
(Add new rows for other types of wastes)
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
vii
Utilization of pre-processed Used Anode Butt
9 to produce Green Anodes through Anode-
Baking Process for use in Aluminium Smelters
De-contamination of contaminated
12
drums/containers/ barrels
viii
Format-C for Submission of the List of Authorized Recyclers / Utilizers / Co-processors of Hazardous Waste
Name of SPCB/PCC:
_______________________ Year: __________________
_
Name and Address of Type of Hazardous Waste Authorized Recycling / Utilization Quantity Recycled/ Utilized/
S. No
the Facility Recycled / Co-Processing Capacity (MTA) Co-processed (MT)
ix
Format-D for Submission of Annual Returns of TSDF Operators
Name of
_________________________ Year: _______
SPCB/PCC:
Quantity in Stock at the Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity in Stock at the
beginning of the year (MT) Received (MT) Disposed (MT) Quantity end of the year (MT)
Pre-
Name and Landfillable
S. For Quantity Processed
Address of For Quantity
No Landfill For Landfilled Quantity for
the TSDF Incinerable Direct Landfilled Landfillable Incinerable
after Incineration after Incinerated utilization
landfill directly
treatment treatment (MT)
x
ANNEXURE-3
STATE-WISE STATUS ON
HAZARDOUS WASTE
GENERATION & IT’S
MANAGEMENT
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Table 4: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Andhra Pradesh
S. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
No Hazard Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed y Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilizationof
. ous Waste as per Waste as in Captive through Dispose Through processed under recyclers of (MT)
Waste Authorization per Annual SLF (MT) Common SLF d by Common in cement Rule 9 Schedule-
Hazardou
Genera (MTA) Return at TSDF (MT) Captive Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) IV s Waste
ting (MTA) Inciner at TSDF Hazardous stored at
Industr ator (MT) Wastes occupier
y (MT) (MT) premises
at the end
of the
year (MT)
1 Vizianagaram 95 52829.492 14861.788 689.84 6658.85 0 0 3930.005 0 2094.113 0 178.82
Srikakulam
2 Dirst. 118 269817.4 25342 0 10086.89 0 542.2 6061.888 0 608.9 0 104.605
3 Visakhapatnam 395 434697.44 177653 0 97996.5 82.69 1938.1 12084.93 7011.1 8435.65 21555.1 28519.36
4 East Godavari 293 19335 16865.75 0 3928.32 0 96.43 150 640.77 12450 0 241
5 West Godavari 260 152698.28 3920.87 2693 1427.87 0 16.15 543.79 0 2843 0 0
6 Guntur 191 3619 3581 0 3446.15 0 18 42 0 17 0 58
7 Krishna 360 17943.1 17943.1 0 2931.107 223.5 232.46 1022 0 10700.87 0 123.591
SPSR Nellore &
8 Prakasam 329 10528.766 10528 0 9797.43 0 25.058 382.48 0 185.036 0 138.762
9 Kurnool 41 5987.3 5443.016 5016.29 33.28 0 0 76.44 0 317 0 544.3
10 Anantapur 64 1442.775 1321 0 108.695 0 1.5 481.68 0 729 0 121.9
11 Chittoor 125 7777.69 4786.87 0 4562.292 0 224.578 0 0 13094.33 0 252
12 Kadapa 27 105 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0
Total 2298 976781.243 282266.39 8399.13 140977.39 306.2 3094.47 24775.21 7651.8 51494.89 21555.1 30282.338
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Table 5: Number & Capacity of Authorized Recycling/utilizing facilities in Andhra Pradesh
No of Facilities Total Authorized Quantity Recycled/
authorized for Capacity (MTA) Utilized/ Co-
S. No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling / utilization / processed (MT)
Co-processing of HW during the year
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 1 825 12.32
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 1 6480
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
4 Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc, copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt
1 33.6 37.75
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 16 221281.4 7244.2
6 E-Waste 1 480 29.4
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil
34
9 Waste Oil 112635.9 30356.44
Total 54 341735.9 37680.11
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
1 Recovery of solvents from spent solvents 5 26199.4 20091.2
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Table 6: Quantity of hazardous wastes disposed in Common TSDF in Andhra Pradesh
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Table 7: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Assam
S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed by Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilizatio of
Waste Waste as Waste as in Captive through Captive Through processe under recyclers n (MT) Hazardous
Generating per per Annual SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common d in Rule 9 of Waste
Industry Authorizatio Return SLF at (MT) Incinerat cement (MT) Schedule- stored at
n (MTA) (MTA) TSDF (MT) or at Kiln (MT) IV occupier
TSDF Hazardous premises
(MT) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the year
(MT)
1 Dibrugarh 9 0 5419.82 5175.63 0 0 0 0 0 244.19 0 0
2 Tinsukia 6 0 4427.221 4142.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.01
Dima-
Hasao(NC
3 Hills) 2 0 3.75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11.5
4 Hailakandi 1 0 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
5 Darrang 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 151 0 0
6 Sonitpur 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 Goalpara 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 Sivasagar 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3215.74 0 0
9 Chirang 1 0 25661.13 0 0 0 0 0 25647.3 0 0 4263.37
10 Golaghat 1 0 1557 29 0 0 0 0 0 1078 0 450
Karbi-
11 Anglong 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0
12 Cachar 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
13 Kamrup 27 0 2212.262 728 0 0 0 0 1531.01 277.58 310.82 35.976
Total 55 0 29434.64 10075.1 0 0 0 0 27178.4 4983.51 310.82 4764.856
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Table 8: Number and Capacity of Authorized Recycling/Utilizing facilities in Assam
No of Facilities Quantity
Total
authorized for Recycled/
Authorized
S. No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling / utilization Utilized/ Co-
Capacity
/ Co-processing of processed (MT)
(MTA)
HW during the year
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 0 0 0
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel,
4 cadmium, Zinc, copper, arsenic, 0
vanadium and cobalt 0 0
Lead bearing waste including battery
5
waste 6 26100 9041.651
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil
6 27100 700.2
9 Waste Oil
Total 12 53200 9741.851
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Table 9: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Bihar
S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantit Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardo Hazardous of y Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
us Waste as per Hazardou Dispose through by Captive Through processed under recyclers of (MT) Waste
Waste Authorizatio s Waste d in Common Incinrator Common in cement Rule 9 Schedule- stored at
Generat n (MTA) as per Captive SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) IV occupier
ing Annual SLF TSDF at TSDF Hazardous premises
Industry Return (MT) (MT) (MT) Wastes at the end
(MTA) (MT) of the year
(MT)
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S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantit Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardo Hazardous of y Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
us Waste as per Hazardou Dispose through by Captive Through processed under recyclers of (MT) Waste
Waste Authorizatio s Waste d in Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 Schedule- stored at
Generat n (MTA) as per Captive SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) IV occupier
ing Annual SLF TSDF at TSDF Hazardous premises
Industry Return (MT) (MT) (MT) Wastes at the end
(MTA) (MT) of the year
(MT)
17 Nalanda 4 3.485 28.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7.77
18 Sitamarihi 2 0.068 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19 Chapra/Saran 2 37.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
20 Nawada 1 2.618 28.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
21 Darbhanga 1 0.0425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
22 Gaya 1 0.815 0.22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
23 Saharsa 1 0.425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
24 Madhubani 1 0.0425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
25 Lakhisarai 1 0.0425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
26 Araria 1 0.0425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
27 Khagaria 1 0.0425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
28 Jahanabad 1 0.0857 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
29 Buxar 1 0.0857 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
30 Kishanganj 1 0.0425 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
31 Siwan 1 0.068 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
32 Jamui 1 0.0925 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 121 1253.16 7629 0 30 0 48.35 4386 0 93.09 2262.2 9381.429
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Table 10: Number and capacity of recycling units in Bihar
No of Facilities Quantity
authorized for Recycled/
Total
recycling / Utilized/ Co-
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities Authorized
utilization / Co- processed
Capacity (MTA)
processing of (MT) during
HW the year
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 1 624 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 1 1380 543.25
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel,
4 cadmium, Zinc, copper, arsenic, 0 0 0
vanadium and cobalt
Lead bearing waste including battery
5 3 6270 1114
waste
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil
3 10665 955
9 Waste Oil
Total 8 18939 2612.25
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Table 11: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Chandigarh
S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Captiv Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed by Disposed Co- y sent to e of
Waste Waste as per Waste as per in Captive through Captive Through processed utilized recyclers of Utiliza Hazardou
Generating Authorizatio Annual Return SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common in cement under Schedule- tion s Waste
Industry n (MTA) (MTA) SLF at (MT) Incinerat Kiln (MT) Rule 9 IV (MT) stored at
TSDF or at (MT) Hazardous occupier
(MT) TSDF Wastes premises
(MT) (MT) at the end
of the
year (MT)
1167 679.786 444.888
(Including 466.377 529.06
1 Chandigarh Authorizatio 9.55 11.25 0 69.294 0 11.25 0 0 2237.29 0 0
n for DG 12.674 69.294
Sets) 8565 1792.4
Total 9733.387 2846.892 0 69.294 0 11.25 0 0 2237.29 0 0
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Table 12: Number and capacity of recycling units in Chandigarh
No of Facilities
Quantity Recycled/
authorized for Total Authorized
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities Utilized/ Co-processed
recycling / utilization / Capacity (MTA)
(MT) during the year
Co-processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 3 0 1792.4
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium,
4
Zinc, copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 0 0 0
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste
0 0 0
6 E-Waste 0 0 44.22079
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 11.25
8 Used oil 0 0 444.888
9 Waste Oil 0 0 0
Total 3 0 2292.75879
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Table 13: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Chhattisgarh
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
Waste Waste as per Waste as per in Captive through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Waste
Generating Authorization Annual SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of stored at
Industry (MTA) Return (MTA) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- occupier
TSDF at TSDF IV premises at
(MT) (MT) Hazardous the end of
Wastes the year
(MT) (MT)
1 Raipur 94 25104.33 11733.74 0 576 6031.858 3783.19 1342.6
Balodabazar-
2 Bhatapara 7 1802.1 218.2 0 0 216.76 0 1.44
3 Dhamtari 3 6.86 1.07 0 0 0 0.02 1.05
4 Mahasamund 1 10 0.55 0 0 0 0.25 1.2
5 Raigarh 17 8490.24 2404.535 0 0 2333.975 2.86 67.7
6 Bilaspur 16 7870.88 157.065 0 0 61.92 45.358 49.81
7 Janjgir-Champa 5 264 54.76 0 0 41.4 0 13.36
8 Mungeli 1 1.4 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 Durg 56 83403.435 6085.458 1882.991 0 2947.02 0 1255.381
10 Balod 3 62.757 26.95 0 0 0 0 0 0 13.9 0 13.05
11 Rajanandgaon 3 1135.25 464.32 0 0 463.18 0 1.14
12 Kabir Dham 1 0.5 0.0125 0 0 0.0125 0 0
13 Surajpur 3 46 0 0 0 0 0 0
14 Surguja 2 25 17.56 0 0 0 0 17.56
15 Korea 2 60.1 60.1 0 0 0 0 60.1
16 Balrampur 2 31.622 31.1 0 0 0 0 31.1
17 Korba 35 177163.61 43587.528 0 20042.2 3839.14 10881.79 8823.9
18 Dantewada 7 395.46 234.49 0 0 178.24 0 56.25
19 Sukma 1 15.3 0 0 0 0 0 0
20 Bastar 5 542.05 108.71 0 0 13.7 0 95.01
Total 264 306430.894 65186.1485 1882.991 0 0 0 0 20618.2 16141.11 14713.47 11830.651
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Table 14: Number and capacity of recycling units in Chhattisgarh
De-contamination of contaminated
2 drums/containers/ barrels 2 350 & 12000 Nos. 300
Utilization of Aluminium Dross generated from
3 refining and casting house of Aluminium smelter 12 26500 610
units to recover Aluminium Metal
35850 & 12000
Total 15 910
Nos.
C Co-Processing in Cement Plants 4 294162.84 15121.026
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District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Delhi
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization of
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Hazardous
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of Waste
Industry (MTA) per SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- stored at
Annual TSDF at TSDF IV occupier
Return (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MTA) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the
year (MT)
DPCC has not provided the annual inventory as per the CPCB's format. However, vide letter dated 17/01/2018, it was informed that the
total hazardous waste generated in Delhi is 4197.76 TPA out of which 2318 TPA is generated from industrial units and 1880.4 TPA from
CETPs. Further, about 20456 MT of hazardous waste is stored in CETP's premises. There are 1123 hazardous waste generating units and 13
1 CETPs in Delhi
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Table 15: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Gujarat
S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
Waste Waste as per Waste as per in Captive through by Captive Through processed under recyclers of (MT) Waste
Generating Authorization Annual SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 Schedule-IV stored at
Industry (MTA) Return SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Hazardous occupier
(MTA) TSDF (MT) at TSDF Wastes premises at
(MT) (MT) the end of
the year
(MT)
1 Ahmedabad 365 65217.682 6547.466 11.12 3696.697 198.122 43.726 0 28.8 223.072 1012.72 1333.209
2 Anand 187 257405.43 95568.08 0 27626.71 0 23.108 37919.107 7669 1194.587 10401.555 10734.014
3 Ankleshwar 893 1040841.308 462002.5 1087.004 205670 2470.721 42263.282 14776.166 42393.69 89344.372 43888.628 20109.076
4 Bharuch 199 2320407.769 295758.4 121882.7 45735.44 10023.838 7891.016 11335.98 4391.623 62564.831 17391.929 14541.436
5 Bhuj 307 81406.047 73007.04 739.154 12505.48 802.84 2173.7 1973.397 705.742 12051.866 39730.549 2324.309
6 Bhavnagar 225 105250.831 43101.31 0.2 7732.703 206.212 477.655 0 0 7901.941 4686.1 22096.503
7 GandhiNagar 560 178184.529 92578.15 1509.073 12522.48 5.55 80.476 286.23 1667.11 12644.527 41903.605 21940.675
8 Godhra 219 494412.51 19070.91 1076.345 3439.855 17.63 1007.615 9080.727 10.825 2122.553 1816.803 498.559
9 Himmatnagar 136 36530.227 2669.749 49.64 112.475 0 143 0 0 120.088 1053.283 1191.263
10 Jamnagar 278 439779.318 131454.4 9.21 29372.16 41.71 1043.524 536.92 136.87 8162.593 69064.295 23086.594
11 Jetpur 1237 2434.864 640.064 20 137.09 0 0 0 0 0.104 119.655 363.215
12 Junagadh 96 49374.237 18667.93 998.07 2820.605 0 12.61 0 0.01 69.606 14354.153 412.876
13 Kutch West 87 129172.991 35257.62 15.406 209.9 0 473.925 933.085 0 5792.13 410.016 27423.158
14 Mehsana 396 345008.843 155061.7 287.004 22330.95 1.955 1203.562 8628.755 81 69568.025 25568.069 27392.394
15 Morbi 611 20614.627 19878.77 4020.28 3.64 2 1.554 10966.796 3910.459 192.506 279.77 503.068
16 Nadiad 156 63939.634 4341.488 3.36 454.874 1 21.831 1161.485 793.192 250.084 1209.71 444.952
17 Navsari 108 17453.529 7861.301 267.37 1050.03 0 433.815 61.83 0.065 4328.404 1394.238 325.549
18 Palanpur 131 137671.674 51294.34 47210.46 117.775 0 1.394 0 8.24 79.755 1339.84 2536.868
19 Porbandar 78 79465.259 172.381 0.025 0 45.66 17.35 69.04 0 3.655 7.22 29.431
20 Rajkot 449 87262.412 60263.48 0.002 351.936 0 70.596 122.29 317.9 397.667 58784.901 218.184
21 Sanand 609 203405.743 92683.19 109.275 10566.3 276.531 1838.602 2486.689 370.718 12975.515 23743.67 40315.887
22 Sarigam 296 120832.995 55654.13 474.67 24908.25 59.68 6003.765 12667.865 247.863 1956.837 1355.952 7979.249
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S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
Waste Waste as per Waste as per in Captive through by Captive Through processed under recyclers of (MT) Waste
Generating Authorization Annual SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 Schedule-IV stored at
Industry (MTA) Return SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Hazardous occupier
(MTA) TSDF (MT) at TSDF Wastes premises at
(MT) (MT) the end of
the year
(MT)
23 Surendranagar 212 4780.051 3112.413 41.457 28.066 0 2.622 348 31.405 1.938 1092.514 1566.411
24 Surat 1021 5225552.658 152574.1 4816.989 47097.72 2470.033 2501.079 25648.1 168.766 13299.9 48870.701 7700.799
25 Vadodara 750 1139947.562 224693 2509.85 70655.31 2270.613 4227.493 39255.211 8997.044 42207.269 33833.711 20735.679
26 Vapi 534 626506.206 366255.3 14157.82 56773.45 2239.945 10864.061 87783.566 64122.37 39460.95 20783.704 70069.464
27 Vatwa 1060 1217492.186 341756.1 42197.25 122350.6 1205.556 2119.232 23234.813 4414.684 38831.875 4125.01 103277.122
Total 11200 14490351.12 2811925.31 243493.7 708270.5 22339.596 84940.593 289276.05 140467.4 425746.65 468222.301 429149.944
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Table 16: Number and capacity of recycling units in Gujarat
No of Facilities
Quantity Recycled/ Utilized/
authorized for recycling / Total Authorized
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities Co-processed (MT) during
utilization / Co- Capacity (MTA)
the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 125 572181.2 63548.36
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium,
3
Zinc, copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt
4 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 44 291710 13373.63
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Table 17: Quantity of hazardous wastes disposed in common TSDF in Gujarat
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M/s Vapi Green Enviro
Ltd.
5 Plot No: 4807, etc. Phase 0 NA 85258.33 0 NA 85528.33 0 NA NA 0 NA
IV GIDC, Vapi, Dist :
Valsad, State: Gujarat.
M/s Nandesari
Environment Control
6 Ltd., 0 94.75 0 0 756.26 61638.27 0 0 185.47 0 233
519-P, GIDC, Nandesari,
Dist. Vadodara
M/s Bharuch Enviro
Infrastructure Ltd.
7 Plot No. 9701-16, GIDC, 0 3450.606 91628.89 128251.351 24870.2 91628.89 128251.351 23065.7 4273.51 0 981.60
Ankleshwar-393002
(Gujarat)
M/s Geohybrid Industrial
Solution Pvt. Ltd. Plot
8 No. A-33/35, Gujarat Eco 0 3388.76 0 0 15904.5 0 0 10624.93 3762.11 0 3110.1
Textile Park, Tal Plasana
Dist. Surat
M/s Gujarat Maritime
Board,
Solid Waste Site, S.No.
9 0 215.741 4361.605 4313.87 407.43 4361.605 4313.87 404.36 NA Nil 218.81
325/1/1, Manar, Alang
Dist. Bhavnagar (GEPIL
Unit Alang)
Total 0 8669.913 561391.8 209669.971 69805 623300.144 227093.171 74670.49 8221.09 0 6715.6
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Table 18: District-wise Hazardous Waste generation & its Management in Goa
S.No Distric No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantit Quantit Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Captive Quantity
. t Hazardou Hazardous of y y Disposed Disposed Co- y sent to Utilizatio of
s Waste Waste as Hazardou Dispose Dispose by Through processe utilized recyclers n (MT) Hazardou
Generatin per s Waste d in d Captive Common d in under of s Waste
g Industry Authorizatio as per Captive through Incinerato Incinerato cement Rule 9 Schedule- stored at
n (MTA) Annual SLF Commo r (MT) r at TSDF Kiln (MT) (MT) IV occupier
Return (MT) n SLF at (MT) Hazardou premises
(MTA) TSDF s Wastes at the
(MT) (MT) end of
the year
(MT)
North
1 Goa 648
82730.7 24796 3499.6 0 14357.3 2695.35 467.9 8.335 912.5 0 0
South
2 Goa 761
Total 1409 82730.7 24796 3499.6 0 14357.3 2695.35 467.9 8.335 912.5 0 0
Annual Returns submitted by only 221 numbers of industries in both districts.
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Table 19: Number and capacity of recycling units in Goa
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
Total Authorized
S. No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling / Utilized/ Co-processed
Capacity (MTA)
utilization / Co- (MT) during the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 0 0 0
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc,
4 0 0 0
copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 0 0 0
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil 0 0 0
9 Waste Oil 1 16200 472
Total 1 16200 472
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
1 Recovery of solvents from spent solvents 1 360
De-contamination of contaminated drums/containers/
2 barrels 2 6000 nos./month 0
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Table 20: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Haryana
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under Rule recyclers of (MT) Waste
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement 9 (MT) Schedule-IV stored at
Industry (MTA) per Annual SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) Hazardous occupier
Return TSDF (MT) at TSDF Wastes premises at
(MTA) (MT) (MT) the end of
the year
(MT)
Yamuna
1 Nagar 150 5305.14 4097.84 0 82.545 0 143.095 0 0 509.44 0 3362.76
2 Karnal 83 1486.6 1040.5 0 77.2 0 98.3 0 0 302.12 0 562.88
3 Panipat 363 9679.06 7286.34 0 453.95 0 199.97 0 3566.246 2410.1815 0 655.9725
4 Gurgaon (N) 529 13403.22 12842.99 325 320.07 774 4831.125 5004.1 0 1398.08 0 190.615
5 Mewat 44 362.34 324.12 0 111.695 0 123.405 0 0 89.02 0 0
6 Rewari 223 4435.73 4346.03 362.71 1447.42 413.8 2009.08 0 0 113.02 0 0
7 Mohindergarh 5 0.835 0.815 0 0 0 0.505 0 0 0.31 0 0
8 Sonepat 366 1122.365 852.994 0 494.68 4.68 137.315 0 0 97.281 0 119.038
9 Faridabad 252 1633.16 1633.16 0 828.535 0 431.05 0 0 35 0 338.575
10 Jind 13 24.173 24.173 0 1.38 0 17.29 0 0 0 0 5.503
11 Bhiwani 12 50.612 50.612 0 40.925 0 3.315 0 0 0 0 6.372
12 Kaithal 5 1.192 1.192 0 0.35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.842
13 Panchkula 79 896.83 612.99 0 50.2 0 100.44 0 0 1.25 0 461.1
14 Ambala 54 1245.26 1194.53 0 80.1 0 125.54 0 0 2.64 0 986.25
15 Kurukshetra 25 367.35 329.9 0 13.15 0 40.64 0 0 0.75 0 275.36
16 Gurgaon (S) 638 11890.25 11469.2 0 932.63 18.4 9899.57 85 0 317.1 0 216.5
17 Hisar 62 1439.23 1404.633 0 129.9 0 10.615 0 0 744.65 0 519.468
18 Fatehabad 5 22.53 17.355 0 16.055 0 0 0 0 0.5 0 0.8
19 Sirsa 18 54.68 42.85 0 5.785 0 2.96 0 0 1.3 0 32.805
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S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under Rule recyclers of (MT) Waste
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement 9 (MT) Schedule-IV stored at
Industry (MTA) per Annual SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) Hazardous occupier
Return TSDF (MT) at TSDF Wastes premises at
(MTA) (MT) (MT) the end of
the year
(MT)
Faridabad
20 (BLB) 626 4635.81 4474.47 0 1482.95 0 1001.09 0 0 1021.24 0 969.19
21 Palwal 130 1064.19 1027.14 0 340.42 0 229.81 0 0 234.43 0 222.48
22 Jhajjar 167 3814.66 3801.5 0 726.548 2165.2 764.02 0 0 40.72 0 105.02
23 Rohtak 92 1961.416 1954.1 0 671.7 759.4 290.52 0 0 139.84 0 92.652
Total 3941 64896.63 58829.43 687.71 8308.188 4135.48 20459.66 5089.1 3566.246 7458.8725 0 9124.1825
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Table 21: Number and capacity of recycling units in Haryana
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
Total Authorized
S. No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling / Utilized/ Co-processed
Capacity (MTA)
utilization / Co- (MT) during the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 2 7355 3008
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 23 180087 112599
3 Copper Bearing Waste 3 38700 4608.81
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc,
4
copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 1 2880 103
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 53 207822 104962.753
6 E-Waste 7 59685 2029.71
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil 33 120082.5 48392.34
9 Waste Oil 2 7800 7800
Total 124 624411.5 283503.613
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
De-contamination of contaminated drums/containers/
1 barrels 2 115000 115000
Utilization of process sludge and primary ETP sludge
2 generated from Pulp & Paper Industries for producing
Paper Board/ Mill Board/ Card Board 1 1440 1440
Total
3 116440 116440
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Table 22: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Haryana
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Table 23: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Himachal Pradesh
S.No. District No. of Quantit Quantity Quantit Quantit Quantity Quanti Quantit Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardo y of of y of y of Disposed ty y Disposed Co- utilized y sent to Utilizatio Hazardous
us Hazard Hazardo Hazard Hazard in Dispos Dispose Through processe under utilized recyclers n (MT) Waste
Waste ous us Waste ous ous Captive ed d by Common d in Rule 9 under of stored at
Generat Waste as per Waste Waste SLF (MT) throug Captive Incinerat cement (MT) Rule 9 Schedule- occupier
ing as per Authoriz as per as per h Incinera or at Kiln (MT) (Numbe IV premises
Industry Authori ation Annual Annual Comm tor TSDF rs) Hazardou at the end
zation (Number Return Return on SLF (MT) (MT) s Wastes of the year
(MTA) s) (MTA) (numbe at (MT) (MT)
rs) TSDF
(MT)
1 Solan 1626 405236 794862 16319 104846 0 15944 0 0 1099.53 0 104846 224.922 0 0
2 Simour 702 4199 110904 735 679 0 691 0 0 0 0 679 44.06 0 0
Una and
Hamirpu
3 r 273 5795 2715 1107 1887 0 1101 0 0 0 0 1887 5.728 0 10.32
4 Bilaspur 52 70 104 35 0 0 8 0 0 150.35 0 0 27.41 0 0
5 Mandi 36 63 111 26 3 0 25 0 0 0 0 3 1.32 0 0
Kullu
and
Lauhal
6 Spiti 102 3 0 25 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 3.74 0 0.24
7 Kangra 95 3 1420 13 75 0 13 0 0 0 0 75 0.035 0 0
8 Chamba 31 18 15 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7.401 0 0.11
9 Shimla 166 30 0 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0
10 Kinoor 25 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 3108 415465 910131 18275 107490 0 17804 0 0 1249.88 0 107490 321.616 0 10.67
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Table 24: Number and capacity of recycling units in Himachal Pradesh
No of Facilities
Quantity Recycled/
authorized for
Total Authorized Utilized/ Co-
S. No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling /
Capacity (MTA) processed (MT)
utilization / Co-
during the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 2 10000 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 2 10000 0
3 Copper Bearing Waste 2 10000 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium,
4
Zinc, copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 0 0 0
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 11 52585 0
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil 3 735460 321616
9 Waste Oil 0 0 0
Total 20 818045 321616
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
De-contamination of contaminated
1
drums/containers/ barrels 13 357000 107415
Total 13 357000 107415
C Co-Processing in Cement Plants
2 0 1249.875
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Table 25: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Himachal Pradesh
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Table 26 :District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Jharkhand
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardo Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed by Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
us Waste as Hazardou in Captive through Captive Through processed under recyclers of (MT) Waste
Waste per s Waste SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 Schedule- stored at
Generat Authorizatio as per SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) IV occupier
ing n (MTA) Annual TSDF at TSDF Hazardous premises at
Industry Return (MT) (MT) Wastes the end of
(MTA) (MT) the year
(MT)
1 Ranchi 35 80 80 1.63 0 2 0 0 0 66.37 0 10
2 Palamu 7 8.5 8.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 5.5 0 2
3 Garhwa 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.8 0 0.2
4 Latehar 3 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2
5 Lohardaga 2 10.5 10.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 2.5
6 Simdega 4 0.4 0.4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.3 0 0.1
7 Gumla 5 2.5 2.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.4 0 0.1
8 Khunti 3 0.3 0.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 0 0.1
East 77 681350.49 491560.9 0 0 271.28 0 4341.1 0 3543.74 482546.14 858.64
9 Singhbhum
West 13 4057.05 3162.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 153.59 0 3009.01
10 Singhbhum
11 S. Kharsawan 175 1112.09 993.22 0 0 0 0 0 0 133.29 0 859.93
12 Jamtara 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
13 Godda 1 108.07 108.07 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 108.07
14 Deogarh 5 21.6 21.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21.6
15 Pakur 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
16 Sahibganj 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
17 Dumka 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
18 Dhanbad 108 8757.74 8372.46 0 0 0 0 0 0 7003.32 1369.145 0
19 Bokaro 41 75872.751 73668.8 2263.7 0 1281 0 0 0 1544.13 66904.03 1675.96
20 Hazaribagh 12 253.25 253.25 253.25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardo Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed by Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
us Waste as Hazardou in Captive through Captive Through processed under recyclers of (MT) Waste
Waste per s Waste SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 Schedule- stored at
Generat Authorizatio as per SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) IV occupier
ing n (MTA) Annual TSDF at TSDF Hazardous premises at
Industry Return (MT) (MT) Wastes the end of
(MTA) (MT) the year
(MT)
21 Ramgarh 45 461.87 461.87 461.87 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
22 Giridih 15 24.2 24.2 24.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
23 Koderma 1 26.68 26.68 26.68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
24 Chatra 1 26.68 26.68 26.68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 562 772180.67 578788 3059.01 0 1554.28 0 4341.1 0 12464.64 550819.31 6550.21
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Table 27: Number and capacity of recycling units in Jharkhand
No of Facilities
Quantity Recycled/
authorized for Total Authorized
S. No Type of Recycling Facilities Utilized/ Co-processed
recycling / utilization / Capacity (MTA)
(MT) during the year
Co-processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 3 52.1 648.5
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc,
4
copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 1 1.8 0
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 2 3002 512
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil 3 22310 10925.79
9 Waste Oil 0 6808 378.35
Total 9 32173.9 12464.64
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
Utilization of APCD Dust / Residue generated from LD
1 Furnace/EAF/Blast Furnace for producing cold briquettes for 0 0 482546.14
use in Blast Furnace for production of Pig Iron
Total 0 0 482546.14
C Co-Processing in Cement Plants
1 4341.1 4341.1
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Table 28: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Jharkhand
M/s Adityapur
Waste
Management
1 Pvt. Ltd, Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
(H/Waste
Management
facility)
Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Commissioning of common incinerator is under progress. Jharkhand PCB has issued consent to operate
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Table 29: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Jammu & Kashmir
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization of
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Hazardous
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of Waste
Industry (MTA) per SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- stored at
Annual TSDF at TSDF IV occupier
Return (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MTA) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the
year (MT)
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Table 30: Number and capacity of recycling units in Jammu & Kashmir
No of Facilities
Quantity Recycled/
authorized for
Total Authorized Utilized/ Co-
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling /
Capacity (MTA) processed (MT)
utilization / Co-
during the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 5 37869 5249.82
3 Copper Bearing Waste 2 18900 12825
Spent catalyst containing nickel,
4 cadmium, Zinc, copper, arsenic,
vanadium and cobalt 0 0 0
Lead bearing waste including battery
5
waste 14 14876 39782.027
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues
0 0 0
8 Used oil 2 4490 523.638
9 Waste Oil 0 0 0
Total 23 76135 58380.485
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
0 0 0
Total 0 0 0
C Co-Processing in Cement Plants
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Table 31: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Kerala
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- y sent to Utilizatio Hazardous
Waste Waste as Waste as in Captive through by Through processe utilized recyclers of n (MT) Waste
Generatin per per Annual SLF (MT) Common Captive Common d in under Schedule- stored at
g Industry Authorizati Return SLF at Incinerat Incinerat cement Rule 9 IV occupier
on (MTA) (MTA) TSDF or (MT) or at Kiln (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MT) TSDF Wastes at the end
(MT) (MT) of the year
(MT)
1 Thiruvananthapuram 33 2537 1876.36 0 1713.5 0 0 0 0 162.86 0 0
18318.59
2 Kollam 45 5 18318.6 18250 0 0 0 0 0 68.595 0 0
3 Pathanamthitta 14 37.124 37.124 0 0 0 0 0 0 37.124 0 0
4 Alappuzha 8 81.74 81.74 0 7.76 0 0 0 0 73.96 0 0
5 Kottayam 37 360.91 360.91 0 11.78 0 0 0 0 349.13 0 0
6 Idukki 37 86.64 86.64 0 3.2 0 0 0 0 83.44 0 0
7 Do-1, Ernakulam 98 210.345 210.345 0 34.415 0 0 0 0 175.93 0 0
Do-2, Ernakulam 159 6500 5000 0 5000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ESC, Ernakulam 24 1558.87 1415.19 554.82 860.37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 Thrissur 67 8601.98 8601.98 0 7190.51 0 0 0 0 1411.47 0 0
9 Malappuram 48 186.91 186.91 0 0 0 0 0 0 186.91 0 0
1006.645
10 Palakkad 103 4 1006.645 0 705.08 0 0 0 0 301.565 0 0
11 Kozhikode 78 506.619 506.619 0 0 0 0 0 0 506.619 0 0
12 Kannur 136 500.557 752.557 0 167.089 0 0 0 0 333.468 0 252
13 Wayanad 20 0.08546 0.08546 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.08546 0 0
14 Kasargode 20 272.67 24.507 0 0.525 0 0 0 0 19.888 0 1.002
Total 927 40766.69 38466.21 18804.8 15694.2 0 0 0 0 3711.044 0 253.002
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Table 32: Number and capacity of recycling units in Kerala
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
recycling / Total Authorized Utilized/ Co-
S. No Type of Recycling Facilities
utilization / Co- Capacity (MTA) processed (MT)
processing of during the year
HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 Nil Nil
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes Nil Nil
1
3 Copper Bearing Waste Nil Nil
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Table 33: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Kerala
M/s Keral
Enviro
Infrastructure
Ltd.,
Common
1 TSDF Project, 114 NA 29078 8219 NA 28657 8164 NA NA 590 NA
Inside Fact-
CD Campus,
Ambalmedu,
Kochi-682
303
Total 114 0 29078 8219 0 28657 8164 0 0 590 0
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Table 34: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Karnataka
S. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
No. Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed by Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilizati Hazardous
Waste Waste as per Waste as in through Captive Through processed under recyclers on (MT) Waste
Generating Authorization per Annual Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of stored at
Industry (MTA) Return SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- occupier
(MTA) TSDF at TSDF IV premises
(MT) (MT) Hazardous at the end
Wastes of the year
(MT) (MT)
1 Bommanahalli 208 661.33 566.75 0 86.3 20.21 59.31 0 0 286.14 0 114.79
2 Doddaballapura 68 4950.77 4051 0 2267.94 0 868.02 0 0 801.2 0 113.84
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S. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
No. Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed by Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilizati Hazardous
Waste Waste as per Waste as in through Captive Through processed under recyclers on (MT) Waste
Generating Authorization per Annual Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of stored at
Industry (MTA) Return SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- occupier
(MTA) TSDF at TSDF IV premises
(MT) (MT) Hazardous at the end
Wastes of the year
(MT) (MT)
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Table 35: Number and capacity of recycling units in Karnataka
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
recycling / Total Authorized Utilized/ Co-
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities
utilization / Co- Capacity (MTA) processed (MT)
processing of during the year
HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 1 50 62
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 5 3132.12 1361.08
3 Copper Bearing Waste 9 12875 2491.98
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc,
4
copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt
0 0 0
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste
24 233204.95 63245.1
6 E-Waste 45 30869.85 4858.97
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil 27 114182.47 14021.91
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De-contamination of contaminated drums/containers/
3 barrels
18 69915.92 1522.56
Utilization of Aluminium Dross generated from refining
4 and casting house of Aluminium smelter units to recover
Aluminium Metal 1 1800 678
Total
42 97440.8 49363.36
C Co-Processing in Cement Plants
6 85400 52319.9
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Table 36: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Karnataka
Quantity in Stock at the Quantity in Stock
Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity
beginning of the year at the end of the
Received (MT) Disposed (MT) Pre-
(MT) year (MT)
Name and Address of the Process
S.No For Quantity
TSDF For Landfill For Quantity Quantity ed for
Direct Landfille Landfilla Incine
Landfillable Incinerable after Incinerati Landfille Incinerat utilizatio
landfil d after ble rable
treatment on d directly ed n (MT)
l treatment
M/s Mother Earth Environ
Tech Private Limited, Plot No
217, 2nd phase KIADB
1 Industrial Area, Harohalli, 0 0 2044 20360 0 2044 20330 0 0 30 0
Kanakapura Taluk,
Ramanagara Distric,
Bangalore-562112
M/s E Nano Incintech,
Plot No.,342-B, of Harohalli
2 0 15 0 0 1198 0 0 1196 0 0 17
Industrial Area,2nd Phase,
2nd Sector, Ramanagar
M/s Gomti Incinco,
# 3 – B-2, 1st Phase, KIADB
35.76
3 Indl Area, Kumbalgodu, 0 7.203 0 0 903.845 0 0 875.28 0 0
8
Mysore Road, Bangalore –
560 074
M/s Karnataka Waste
Management Project
( A Division of Ramky 4639. 634.9
4 669.54 634.97 16778 0 4639.742 16599.57 141.273 0 178.5
EEL)KIADB,Industrial Area, 742 7
Dobbaspet, Nelamangal Tq,
Bangalore RuralDistt-562111
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M/s Bangalore Eco Park (P)
Ltd. No 2968, KIADB Industrial
141.2
5 Area, Sompura 1st Stage, 0 0 0 0 141.273 0 0 0 0 0
73
Nidavanda, Nelamangala,
Bengaluru Rural District.
M/s. Century Eco Solution
# 17 A&B, KIADB Indl. Area,
6 0 44 0 0 2148 0 0 1853 0 0 339
Hoskote Taluk, Bengaluru-
562114
M/s Haat Incinerators India
Pvt. Ltd. 39975
7 0 17094.03 0 0 484967.5 0 0 462086 0 0
#35 B&C, Jigani Industrial .53
Area, Bangalore- 560105
M/s Bangalore Incinerator
Pvt. Ltd.,
No. 28, KIADB Industrial
8 0 0 0 0 999.934 0 0 999.934 0 0 0
Area,Kallanayakana Village,
Huthridurga
Hobli, Kunigal Taluk, Tumkur
Total 669.54 17795.203 6683.7 37138 490358.5 6683.742 36929.57 467151.5 0 208.5 41143.6
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Table 37: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Maharashtra
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization of
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Hazardous
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of Waste
Industry (MTA) per SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- stored at
Annual TSDF at TSDF IV occupier
Return (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MTA) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the
year (MT)
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S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization of
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Hazardous
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of Waste
Industry (MTA) per SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- stored at
Annual TSDF at TSDF IV occupier
Return (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MTA) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the
year (MT)
19268.3
19 Nagpur 289 79321.86 21349.8 0 4 0 2081.46 0 0 0 0 0
20 Nanded 22 2073.46 105.11 0 97.79 0 7.32 0 0 0 0 0
21 Nandurbar 11 4599.38 3.02 0 3.02 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10106.9
22 Nashik 274 79330.86 2 0 6871.22 0 3218.13 0 0 17.57 0 0
23 Osmanabad 11 2979.84 36.98 0 27.94 0 9.04 0 0 0 0 0
24 Palghar 598 387570.6 53768.2 0 32960 0 3922 0 0.01 16886.2 0 0
25 Parbhani 5 127.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
26 Pune 927 222152.8 43032.7 0 27991.7 0 12810.48 0 1224.04 1006.48 0 0
27 Raigad 604 377498.3 123706 0 110449 0 11665 0 252 1339.37 0 0
28 Ratnagiri 97 50956.47 9599.97 0 4091 0 820 0 4176.16 512.81 0 0
29 Sangli 74 22946.78 71.48 0 44.27 0 27.21 0 0 0 0 0
30 Satara 153 16372.05 5647.06 0 1337.04 0 948.86 0 376.47 2984.69 0 0
31 sindhudurg 7 2128.86 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
32 Solapur 158 68162.84 1063.3 0 973.94 0 89.35 0 0 0 0 0
33 Thane 1559 459324.1 52071.3 0 41097.6 0 4088 0 21.771 6863.92 0 0
34 Wardha 25 6490.94 1740.91 0 1738.97 0 1.94 0 0 0 0 0
35 Washim 2 86.3 12.04 0 7.32 0 4.72 0 0 0 0 0
36 Yavatmal 24 699.45 79.39 0 54.47 0 24.92 0 0 0 0 0
Total 6160 2359606 381686 0 296293 0 49211.6 0 6066.47 30105.9 0 0
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Table 38: Number and capacity of recycling units in Maharashtra
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
recycling / Total Authorized Utilized/ Co-
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities
utilization / Co- Capacity (MTA) processed (MT)
processing of during the year
HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 92 209726 6574.065
3 Copper Bearing Waste
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc,
4
copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 23 24740 0
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 80 305882 10867.756
6 E-Waste 64 74650 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 5 15550 0
8 Used oil 65 241976 14387.218
9 Waste Oil 41 301650 1627.579
Total 370 1174174 33456.618
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
1 Used Food Grade HNP / Rolling Oil 1 1000 0
2 Aluminium Scraps / Dross 5 10820 0
3 Spent Solvent 2 240 0
4 PVC Waste Sealer 1 300 0
5 Copper Scrap / Druid 1 2000 0
6 Tyre Scrap 1 32000 0
Total 11 46360 0
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Table 39: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Maharashtra
Quantity in Stock at the Quanti Quantity in Stock
Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity of Hazardous Waste
beginning of the year ty Pre- at the end of the
Received (MT) Disposed (MT)
(MT) Proces year (MT)
Name and Address of
S.No For Quantity sed for
the TSDF For Quantity Quantity
Incinerab For Direct Landfill Landfilled utilizat Landfill Incinerab
Landfillable Incinerati Landfilled Incinerate ion
le landfill after after able le
on directly d (MT)
treatment treatment
M/s Mumbai Waste
Management Ltd.,
1 Plot No. P-32, MIDC 1040 7053 71447 118171 25121 71447 117584 29037 0 1627 3137
Taloja, Tal: Panvel,
Dist. Raigad- 410 208
M/s Trans Thane Creek
Waste Management
Association,
2 Mahape, Plot No. P- 0 0 2302.652 8764.035 0 2302.652 8764.035 0 0 0 0
128, Shil Mahape
Road, Mahape Navi-
Mumbai -400710
M/s Maharashtra
Enviro Power Ltd.
15873.9
3 Plot No. 56, MIDC 0 10383.81 38805.66 33565.7 26630.16 38805.66 33565.7 21140 0 0
6
Ranjangaon, Taluka-
Shirur, Dist – Pune.
M/s Maharashtra
Enviro Power Ltd.
Plot No. CHW-01, At
4 Village Mandwa, MIDC 0 1355.77 10364.88 10751.84 3496.65 10364.88 10751.84 3694.42 0 0 1158
Butibori, Taluka-
Hingna Dist –Nagpur-
441122
Total 1040 18792.58 122920.2 171252.6 55247.81 122920.19 170665.6 53871.42 0 1627 20168.9
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Table 40: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Madhya Pradesh
S. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
No Hazardo Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
. us Waste Waste as per Waste as per in through by Through processed under recyclers of (MT) Waste stored
Generati Authorization Annual Return Captive Common Captive Common in cement Rule 9 Schedule-IV at occupier
ng (MTA) (MTA) SLF (MT) SLF at Incinerato Incinerato Kiln (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises at
Industry TSDF (MT) r (MT) r at TSDF Wastes the end of
(MT) (MT) the year (MT)
1 Indore 388 4670.788 884.244 0 481.82 0 6.363 139.57 0 207.091 0 46.395
2 Khargoan 33 5819.88 2235.178 0 540.64 0 0 371.6 0 64.563 1053.32 205.054
3 Burhanpur 21 44.152 9.942 0 8.63 0 0 0 0 0.56 0 0.75
4 Khandwa 8 52.94 0.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.8
5 Barwani 6 217.44 72.37 0 0 0 51.3 0 0 7.12 0 13.95
6 Sez. Pithampur 26 5131.95 2503.031 0 770.147 0 304.944 592.24 0 29.072 0 806.628
7 Shahdol 18 2243.1 379.913 0 0 0 0 0 317 16.289 0 46.624
8 Anuppur 26 269.3 93.195 0 1.029 0 0 0 0 79.348 0 12.818
10 Umaria 20 34.55 10.73 0 0 0 0 0 0 7.23 0 3.5
11 Rewa 66 815.13 94.24 0 0 0 0 0 0 94.24 0 0
12 Sidhi 14 513.87 14.58 0 0 0 0 0 0 14.58 0 0
13 Katni 29 2259.182 203 0 0 0.108 0 0 1.6 188.754 0 12.538
14 Sagar 13 161991.556 14210.5 0 158.55 0 0 0 0 162.25 13517 372.7
15 Chhatarpur 8 15.7615 1.44 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.44 0 0
16 Tikamgarh 5 0.5448 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
17 Damoh 6 126.035 20.463 0 0 0 0 0 0 20.463 0 0
18 Panna 4 23.6305 1.575 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.575 0 0
19 Pithampur 239 110140.114 10749.09 0 3656.67 60 633.454 210.67 800.024 483.933 0 4904.347
20 Dewas 142 13921 2672.09 0 1247.75 393 314.33 0 0 396.02 0 320.99
21 Shajapur 11 13042 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1
22 Guna 18 534.055 169.82 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 169.82
23 Shivapuri 5 131.54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
24 Ashok Nagar 5 0.92 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
25 Rajgarh 21 2482.492 0.263 0 0.16 0 0 0 0 0.034 0 0.069
26 Bhopal 149 5180.672 1962.237 0 117.31 0 0 0 0 1689.77 0 155.157
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S. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
No Hazardo Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
us Waste Waste as per Waste as per in through by Through processed under recyclers of (MT) Waste stored
Generati Authorization Annual Return Captive Common Captive Common in cement Rule 9 Schedule-IV at occupier
ng (MTA) (MTA) SLF (MT) SLF at Incinerato Incinerato Kiln (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises at
Industry TSDF (MT) r (MT) r at TSDF Wastes the end of
(MT) (MT) the year (MT)
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Table 41: Number and capacity of recycling units in Madhya Pradesh
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 2 900 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 7 11040 1179.29
3 Copper Bearing Waste 6 5130 405
Spent catalyst containing nickel,
4 cadmium, Zinc, copper, arsenic,
vanadium and cobalt 1 2000 543
Lead bearing waste including
5
battery waste 61 149190 14058.829
6 E-Waste 2 13020 133.272
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 1 4500 350.02
8 Used oil 15 97300 6028.525
9 Waste Oil 9 33300 1087.06
10 Spent Catalyst 1 15000 2000
Total 105 331380 25784.996
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
Recovery of solvents from spent
1 solvents 2 1695 1118.624
Utilization of Spent HCl generated
2 form steel rolling mills for producing
Ferric Chloride 1 18000 0
Total 3 19695 1118.624
Co-Processing in Cement
C
Plants 2 4003654.03 23788.1863
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Table 42: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Madhya Pradesh
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Table 43: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Meghalaya
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization of
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Hazardous
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of Waste
Industry (MTA) per SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- stored at
Annual TSDF at TSDF IV occupier
Return (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MTA) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the
year (MT)
1 Ri-Bhoi 5 458.65 41.45 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.45 0 309.004
2 East Khasi 1 17.8 13.35 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0
Hills
3 East 5 37.38 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 21.8 0 0
Jaintia
Hills
Total 11 513.83 75.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 37.25 0 309.004
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Table 44: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Manipur
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization of
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Hazardous
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of Waste
Industry (MTA) per SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- stored at
Annual TSDF at TSDF IV occupier
Return (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MTA) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the
year (MT)
1 Imphal East 24 35.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Imphal
2 West 102 223.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 Thoubal 39 20.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 Chandel 10 1.9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 Senapati 11 27.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 Tamenglong 5 1.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 Ukhrul 5 12.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 Churachand 22 9.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 Bishnupur 37 5.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 255 336.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Table 45: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Mizoram
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization of
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Hazardous
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of Waste
Industry (MTA) per SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- stored at
Annual TSDF at TSDF IV occupier
Return (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MTA) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the
year (MT)
1 Aizwal 28 14.761 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14.761
Total 28 14.761 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14.761
Table 46: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Nagaland
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized utilized sent to Utilization of
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under under recyclers (MT) Hazardous
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 Rule 9 of Waste
Industry (MTA) per SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) (Numbers) Schedule- stored at
Annual TSDF at TSDF IV occupier
Return (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MTA) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the
year (MT)
1 Dimapur 1 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0
2 Mon 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 2 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0
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Table 47: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Odisha
S. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
No Hazardo Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
. us Waste as per Waste as per in Captive through by Captive Through processe under recyclers of (MT) Waste stored
Waste Authorization Annual SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common d in Rule 9 Schedule-IV at occupier
Generati (MTA) Return (MTA) SLF at (MT) Incinerat cement (MT) Hazardous premises at
ng TSDF (MT) or at Kiln (MT) Wastes (MT) the end of
Industry TSDF the year (MT)
(MT)
1 Angul 14 105324.992 85234.511 49 3057.49 33.26 0 0 240 234.803 71871.71 9797.256
2 Balasore 8 3488.234 2404.0798 0 91.205 22.062 0 0 0 47.195 2233.141 11.7728
3 Bargarh 2 54.0502 18.342 0 0 0 0 0 0 18.33 0 0.012
4 Bhadrak 2 2574.2 1952.87 0 0 0 0 0 0 9.885 1939.349 2.736
5 Bolangir 2 319.48 211.98 0 90.31 0 0 0 0 0 0 121.67
6 Cuttack 12 5284.15 5864.987 0 0 0 0 0 0 26.935 5827.639 17.4205
7 Dhenkanal 7 6617.745 30397.645 0 1751.38 0 0 0 0 136.37 28502.004 7.95
8 Ganjam 3 41.35 78.742 0 0 0 0 0 0 20.7 0 58.122
9 Jagatsinghpur 8 24198.12 77174.149 761.15 0 0 0 0 0 70.527 76160 206.609
10 Jajpur 15 136511.23 50385.579 0 39088.2 0 0 0 293.98 189.346 16992.04 59.995
11 Jharsuguda 16 350292.345 165618.237 721.136 1617.39 16.939 0 0 10665.8 284.706 135318.93 72102.6878
12 Keonjhar 38 12583.389 4092.7068 0 7.92 0 0 0 297.67 276.4862 161.443 3375.1943
13 Khurda 12 71.8825 90.72 0 62.02 0 0 0 0 10.161 14.034 6.1015
14 Koraput 3 6608.1 511.087 0 0 0 0 0 0 544.249 3.207 97.888
15 Kalahandi 1 3099 1141.16 0 0 0 0 0 0 589.3 0 1650.76
16 Malkangiri 1 13.5 6.615 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
17 Nabarangpur 1 9.313 8.95 7.15 0 0 0 0 0 0.36 1.44 0
18 Rayagada 4 3166.8 1786 429.5 0 0 0 0 0 70.31 1068.226 16.88
19 Sambalpur 7 103164.731 96103.335 0 2886.87 0 0 0 27429.3 2496.46 62283.582 8080.617
20 Sundargarh 28 25551.668 72616.1966 915.85 40.125 11.107 0 31.42 34443.4 488.7657 352.355 36171.062
Total 184 788974.28 595697.892 2883.786 48692.9 83.368 0 31.42 73370.2 5514.8889 402729.10 131784.73
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Table 48: Number and capacity of recycling units in Odisha
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 1 3000 0
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium,
4 0 0 0
Zinc, copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 1 1800 0
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil
13 45271 2637.835
9 Waste Oil
Total 15 50071 2637.835
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
1 Zinc Skimming/ Zinc Ash/ Zinc Dross 0 0 0
2 Used Anode Butt 3 80966 21471.83
3 Aluminium Dross 5 49320 7197.95
4 Spent Pot Lining (SPL) 2 29520 3423.9
5 Flue gas dust 1 70900 35627.507
Total 11 230706 67721.187
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Table 49: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Odisha
Quantity in Stock at
Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity Quantity in Stock at the
the beginning of the
Received (MT) Disposed (MT) Pre- end of the year (MT)
Name and year (MT)
Processed
S.No Address of the
For Quantity for
TSDF For Quantity
Landfillab Landfill For Landfilled Quantity utilization
Incinerable Direct Landfilled Landfillable Incinerable
le after Incineration after Incinerated (MT)
landfill directly
treatment treatment
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Table 50: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Puducherry
S. No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardo Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
us Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Waste stored
Waste Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of at occupier
Generati (MTA) per Annual SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- premises at
ng Return TSDF at TSDF IV the end of the
Industry (MTA) (MT) (MT) Hazardous year (MT)
Wastes
(MT)
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Table 51: Number and capacity of recyclers/co-processor/utilizer in Puducherry
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
Total Authorized
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling / Utilized/ Co-processed
Capacity (MTA)
utilization / Co- (MT) during the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 2 6000 6000
3 Copper Bearing Waste 1 2400 2400
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc,
4
copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 0 0 0
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 0 0 0
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil 0 0 0
9 Waste Oil 0 0 0
Total 3 8400 8400
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Table 52: District-wise Status on Hazardous Waste Generation & its Management in Punjab
S.
per
per
to
to
year
HW
recyclers of Schedule-IV
recyclers of Schedule-IV
Wastes
Quantity Utilized under
Quantity of HW Stored at
Quantity of HW Stored at
Disposed
Quantity disposed by
disposed
Quantity of Hazardous
in
Common
Common
Quantity of Hazardous
Quantity of Hazardous
Incinerator at (Number)
Quantity Disposed
Generating Industry
Incinerator at (MT)
sent
sent
the
rules 9 (Number)
Captive SLF (MT)
of
as
as
rules 9 (MT)
(Numbers)
Hazardous
of
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
Quantity
Number
through
through
Waste
Waste
(MT)
end
1 Hoshiarpur 36 34765.197 0 10572.4 0 0 632.138 0 283.46 0 184.77 9252.75 0 216.199 0 0 3.12
4 0
Shaheed 20 19115.45 0 4986.76 0 0 3697.22 590.39 6.25 0 18.03 267.45 0 354.367 0 0 53.019
Bhagat
Singh
Nagar 0
2 Ludhiana-1 471 3433 13567.3 0
13567.31 34330 0 4095.8 0 45.93 0 0 0 9253.12 31926 0 172.46 2404
0 1
3 Ludhiana-2 394 16350.29 75000 7106.04 27320 0 3501.62 114.6 50.56 0 0 27320 2732.06 0 707.2 0
4 Ludhiana-3 230 1191.06 5431 918.9 2800 0 795.78 0 27.107 0 0 0 0 77.4 2000 0 19.05 800
5 Ludhiana-4 296 4323.542 20039 2677.48 19979 0 699.72 89.85 14.71 0 0 1548 0 220.996 17800 0 104.207 2179
6 Faridkot 10 188.474 0 137.55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 136.584 0 0 0.966 0
Moga 15 1394.862 0 555.734 0 0 47.80 0 0 0 0 0 0 409.414 0 0 98.52 0
Ferozepur 5 151.892 0 198.326 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 197.600 0 0 0.726 0
Fazilka 3 8.2 0 8.125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 8.125 0
7 Bathinda 35 5590.39 0 7694.36 0.00 5814.4 9.46 208.8 9.74 0 0 295.13 0 1343.63 0 0 13.14 0
Mansa 8 320.07 0 319.63 0 0 0 0 0.56 0 0 55.44 0 171.16 0 0 92.47 0
Sri Muktsar 15 1072.915 0 1076.45 0 0 4.441 0 0 0 0 900 0 169.11 0 0 2.905
Sahib 0
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9
8
S.
14
13
12
11
10
No.
)
Name of the District
Sahib
Nagar
Batala
Patiala
Barnala
Sangrur
Total
Amritsar
Jalandhar
Fatehgarh
Gurdaspur
Kapurthala
(Pathankot
SAS Nagar
and Roop
Number of HW
3294
184
199
383
593
148
8
58
85
13
85
Generating Industry
Quantity of Hazardous
Waste as per
Authorization (MTA)
1510.172
2745.6
315.076
3418.484
11832.793
6943.255
20329.311
12181.42
212.85
412.32
144373.62
Quantity of Hazardous
Waste as per
9722
520
0
0
0
12012
0
0
43353
634207
433800
Authorization Numbers
Quantity of Hazardous
Waste Generated as per
Annual Return (MTA)
1203.4
797.274
2734.78
10776.4
2853.68
9320.51
9336.26
34.67
267.82
0
4
87143.93
Quantity of Hazardous
Waste Generated as per
737
32864
4721
411
160159
0
0
0
0
0
283321
Annual Return Numbers
Quantity Disposed in
Captive SLF (MT)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5814.46
Quantity Disposed
through Common SLF
(MT)
2630.13
737.168
96.7744
177.001
2938.68
95.670
652.7
5.232
0
0
53.4
9.28
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2246.55
Quantity disposed
through Common
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Incinerator at (MT)
2.06
0.09
155.754
207.106
3.52
26.662
74.555
93.184
0
0
1001.248
Quantity disposed
through Common
7291
0
0
0
0
0
0
36
0
0
7327
Incinerator at (Number)
Quantity Co- processed
in cement kiln (MT)
70.954
145.06
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
418.814
0
0
0
0
0
0
23824.94
190119
149726
Quantity sent to
recyclers of Schedule-IV
Hazardous Wastes (MT)
1.1
3.2
221.515
205.235
634.603
0.559
3.615
5548.215
0
0
21899.68
Quantity sent to
recyclers of Schedule-IV
4509
410
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
56645
Hazardous Wastes
(Numbers)
Captive Utilization (MT)
1150
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1150
Quantity of HW Stored at
Occupier premises at the
end of the year (MT)
698.985
546.995
3080.52
2465.07
1752.6
34.67
34.78
74.78
6.9109
0
3
9971.23
Quantity of HW Stored at
Occupier premises at the
737
12500
176
87298
0
0
0
0
0
1
106095
Quantity Recycled/
No of Facilities authorized for recycling / Total Authorized
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities Utilized/ Co-processed
utilization / Co-processing of HW Capacity (MTA)
(MT) during the year
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 1 2250 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 34 85216.7 20988.654
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium,
4
Zinc, copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 0 0 0
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 54 36431.165 8367.997
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 1 150 26.3
8 Used oil 12 49240 6919.431
9 Waste Oil 1 1200 168
Total 103 174487.865 36470.382
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
1 Recovery of solvents from spent solvents 1 2100 910
Utilization of Spent Acid containing
Molybdenum generated from filament
2
industries for producing Molybdenum Trioxide
by heating process 1 165 152.37
De-contamination of contaminated
3
drums/containers/ barrels 3 622273 190119
Pulp and paper 5 18600 9117.13
Total 10 643138 200298.5
C Co-processing 1 5000 145.06
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Table 54: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Punjab
Quantity in Stock at the
Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity Quantity in Stock at the
beginning of the year
Received (MT) Disposed (MT) Pre- end of the year (MT)
Name and (MT)
Processed
S.No Address of For Quantity
For Quantity for
the TSDF Landfill For Landfilled Quantity
Landfillable Incinerable Direct Landfilled utilization Landfillable Incinerable
after Incineration after Incinerated
landfill directly (MT)
treatment treatment
M/s Punjab
Waste
Management
Project
Vill.:- Nimbua
PO:- Rampur
1 304.63 11.54 1425.099 25474.473 1001.404 1381.454 23202.2 899.991 Nil 2620.5 112.95
sainia
(Derabasi)Distt.:-
Mohali Pb)
Opp.:-
Vardhman
Chemtech Ltd.
Total 304.63 11.54 1425.099 25474.473 1001.404 1381.454 23202.2 899.991 0 2620.5 112.95
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Table 55: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Rajasthan
S.N District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantit Quantit Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Captive Quantity
o. Hazardo Hazardous of y y Disposed Disposed Co- y sent to Utilizatio of
us Waste as Hazardous Dispose Dispose by Through processe utilized recyclers n (MT) Hazardous
Waste per Waste as d in d Captive Common d in under of Waste
Generat Authorizatio per Captive through Incinerat Incinerat cement Rule 9 Schedule stored at
ing n (MTA) Annual SLF Commo or (MT) or at Kiln (MT) (MT) -IV occupier
Industry Return (MT) n SLF at TSDF Hazardou premises
(MTA) TSDF (MT) s Wastes at the end
(MT) (MT) of the
year (MT)
1 Bharatpur 4 136.92 55.58 0 42.355 0 0 0 0 0 0 13.225
2 Dholpur 18 37331 391.367 0 33.378 0 0 0 0 0 0 357.989
3 Karauli 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sawai
4 Madhopur 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 Nagaur 3 122.825 17.684 0 8.1 0 0 0 0 9.584 0 1.2
6 Ajmer 20 1050.155 202.627 0 0.516 0 15.15 0 0 197.418 0 9.947
7 Tonk 4 138.802 454.627 0 16.067 0 0 259.47 0 176.105 0 6.585
8 Jodhpur 30 22032 19103.686 0 14166.3 0 180 0 0 59.77 0 1652
9 Jaislmer 1 200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10 Alwar 273 92461.78 23792.73 0 6812.9 49.85 1367.29 13263.22 125.05 948.73 451.62 1019.1
11 Udaipur 67 154960.13 74793.65 30005.3 1920.96 0 0 48.633 0 166 37398.3 5469
12 Dungarpur 1 450 200.93 0 177.69 0 0 0 0 0 0 23.24
13 Jaipur 335 17970.77 10389.797 0 527.18 0 1566.194 1613.756 2460.25 2828.553 1037.51 245.4289
14 Dausa 2 37.3 17.439 0 0.14 0 0 17.299 0 0 0 0
15 Bikaner 8 61.7 11.58 0 0.205 0 0 0 0 0 0 12.075
16 Sriganganagar 17 493.802 10.096 0 2.226 0 0 0 0 3.78 3.75 0.34
17 Hanumangarh 10 28.525 2.014 0 0.513 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.501
18 Barmer 44 55318.1 25587.7 4878 13102.2 38 0 335.4 10.68 5005 0 2773.396
19 Chittorgarh 16 393462 307634.78 269726 640.24 0 0 227 0 13713.85 22914.7 1564.36
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S.N District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantit Quantit Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Captive Quantity
o. Hazardo Hazardous of y y Disposed Disposed Co- y sent to Utilizatio of
us Waste as Hazardous Dispose Dispose by Through processe utilized recyclers n (MT) Hazardous
Waste per Waste as d in d Captive Common d in under of Waste
Generat Authorizatio per Captive through Incinerat Incinerat cement Rule 9 Schedule stored at
ing n (MTA) Annual SLF Commo or (MT) or at Kiln (MT) (MT) -IV occupier
Industry Return (MT) n SLF at TSDF Hazardou premises
(MTA) TSDF (MT) s Wastes at the end
(MT) (MT) of the
year (MT)
20 Bansawara 6 2594.5 3834.94 0 3706.65 0 0 125.51 0 2.78 0 0
21 Pratapgarh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
22 Pali 29 21786.98 9704.05 0 6870.82 0 0 1675.23 0 40.363 0 1329.491
23 Sirohi 25 1008.175 362 0 317.185 0 0 0 0 44.32 0 0.695
24 Jalore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
25 Kota 56 5864.31 1107.9 0 619.779 0 0 0 0 447.47 209.175 6.178
26 Bundi 3 370 77.84 0 60.61 0 0 0 0 14.1 0 8
27 Baran 4 646.5 35.097 0 0 0 0 0 0 8.715 6 1.8
28 Jhalawar 1 60 36 0 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
29 Bhilwara 57 77748.61 39808.090 0 9263.99 0 988.22 16089.99 59.78 1936.334 142.54 1454.846
30 Rajsamand 6 253894.775 206962.55 201342 0 0 0 0 0 5262.63 905.13 89.8
31 Sikar 5 219 68.3 0 47.53 0 0 0 0 2.82 20.7 0.5
32 Churu 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
33 Jhunjhunu 1 5.2 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 0
Total 1046 1140453.86 724663.25 505952 58373.6 87.85 4116.854 33655.51 2655.76 30868.32 63089.63 16040.69
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Table 56: Number and capacity of recycler/utilizers in Rajasthan
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
Total Authorized
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling / Utilized/ Co-processed
Capacity (MTA)
utilization / Co- (MT) during the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 1 1070 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 9 15212.6 4805.62
3 Copper Bearing Waste 2 2040 585
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc, copper,
4
arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 2 3050 482.5
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 51 230869.2 48475.23
6 E-Waste 7 15706 142.76
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 1 18000 0
8 Used oil 20 105050 11392.83
9 Waste Oil 2 37000 1521
Total 95 427997.8 67404.94
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
1 Recovery of solvents from spent solvents 2 2300 125.03
Utilization of Spent Catalyst - to recover - Platinum,
2 Iridium, Osmium, Palladium, Rhodium, Ruthium,
Rhenium, Gold & Silver 2 520 87.5
Total 4 2820 212.53
C Co-Processing in Cement Plants 14 1438053.11 109258.55
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Table 57: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Rajasthan
Quantity in Stock at the Quantity in Stock at
Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity
beginning of the year the end of the year
Received (MT) Disposed (MT) Pre-
(MT) (MT)
Name and Address of Processe
S.No For Quantity
the TSDF For For Quantity Quantity d for
Incinerabl Landfill Landfilled Landfillabl Incinera
Landfillable Direct Incinera Landfilled Incinerat utilization
e after after e ble
landfill tion directly ed (MT)
treatment treatment
M/s Balotra Waste
Management Project
(Div of Ramky Enviro
Engineers Ltd) Survey No. &
1 178.835 0 3500.77 31340.632 0 3500.77 31476.997 0 Nil 42.47 0
Plot No-1114/274/13
&1115/274/14,Village-
Kher,Tehsil-Pachpadra,Dist-
Barmer (Rajasthan)
M/s Rajasthan Waste
Management Project (M/s
Ramky Enviro Engineers
Ltd) Survey no. 1018/13,
2 1366.935 0 4381.662 15157.791 0 4499.809 16257.261 0 Nil 149.318 0
Vill-Gudli,Tehsil-Mavli, Zinc
Choraha to Debari Railway
Station Road, Dist-Udaipur
(Rajasthan)
M/s Continental Petroleum
Ltd., Plot No. A-166 & 162-
165,
3 0 10.671 0 0 1050.682 0 0 1039.164 0 0 22.189
RIICO Industrial Area,
Behror - 301 701 , Distt-
Alwar
Total 1545.77 10.671 7882.432 46498.423 1050.682 8000.579 47734.258 1039.164 0 191.788 22.189
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Table 58: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Sikkim
S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity
Hazardous Hazardous of Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization of
Waste Waste as per Hazardous in through by Captive Through processed under recyclers (MT) Hazardous
Generating Authorization Waste as Captive Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 of Waste
Industry (MTA) per SLF (MT) SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Schedule- stored at
Annual TSDF at TSDF IV occupier
Return (MT) (MT) Hazardous premises
(MTA) Wastes at the end
(MT) of the
year (MT)
East
1 Distt. 14 630.164 630.164 0 630.164 0 630.164 0 0 0 0 0
South
2 Distt. 9 155.308 155.308 0 155.308 0 155.308 0 0 0 0 0
Total 23 785.472 785.472 0 785.472 0 785.472 0 0 0 0 0
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Table 59: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Tamil Nadu
S.N District No. of Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantit Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Captive Quantity of
o. Hazard of of y y Disposed Disposed Co- y sent to Utilizatio Hazardous
ous Hazardou Hazardou Dispose Dispose by Through processe utilizedrecyclers n (MT) Waste
Waste s Waste s Waste d ind Captive Common d in under of stored at
Generat as per as per Captive through Incinerat Incinerat cement Rule 9 Schedule- occupier
ing Authoriza Annual SLF Commo or (MT) or at Kiln (MT) (MT) IV premises at
Industr tion Return (MT) n SLF at TSDF Hazardous the end of
y (MTA) (MTA) TSDF (MT) Wastes the year
(MT) (MT) (MT)
1 Ambattur 323 26868.7 15869.2 0 2668.2 0 600 40 0 12561 0 0
2 Chennai 126 2436.6 823.06 0 227.61 0 31.86 8.3 0 555.29 0 0
3 Maraimalainagar 315 25642.34 16200 0 6822.3 0 350 395 0 8632.7 0 0
4 Sriperumbudur 339 113076 29433 1997 5518.25 338.2 1482 5856.62 0 14202.15 0 38.26
5 Thiruvallur 84 15798.62 15798.62 0 1950.56 0 270.22 152.62 0 13425.2 0 0
6 Gummidipoondi 134 50477.48 25000 184 3244.35 0 600 0 0 20971.65 0 0
7 Trichy 62 4723.08 4014.62 0 2013.84 0 44.26 0 0 1956.53 0 0
8 Ariyalur 24 4112.82 159.79 0 0 0 11.15 0 0 137.1 0 11.53
9 Pudukottai 47 686.37 352.98 0 113.59 0 11.01 0 0 185.92 0 42.46
10 Thanjavur 35 162.98 162.98 0 84.9 0 3.57 0 0 73.08 0 1.44
11 Nagapattinam 35 866.33 866.33 0 124.67 0 2.25 0 0 739.41 0 0
12 Cuddalore 53 28100.75 11596.25 0 2148.9 0.01 163 733.09 0 6999.14 0 1552.1
13 Dindigul 38 1784.75 1784.75 0 551.6 0 384 196 0 653.15 0 0
14 Vellore 119 34403.75 24892.46 13656.0 1793.87 0 256 150 0 3616.26 0 5420.25
15 Villupuram 28 984.68 984.68 0 696.61 0 34 0 0 164.07 0 0
16 Hosur 128 27129.16 23841.32 2706 9052.35 0 400 8785.08 0 1687.89 0 1210
17 Thiruvannamalai 22 1091.58 1091.58 0 247 0 0 0 0 814.49 0 30.09
18 Vaniyambadi 185 49958.94 15051.59 11400.9 524.74 0 0 0 1907.47 1615.4 0 1510.53
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S. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity sent Captive Quantity of
No. Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed by Disposed Co- utilized to recyclers Utilization Hazardous
Waste Waste as per Waste as in Captive through Captive Through processed under of Schedule- (MT) Waste stored at
Generatin Authorizatio per Annual SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common in cement Rule 9 IV Hazardous occupier
g Industry n (MTA) Return SLF at (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) (MT) Wastes (MT) premises at the
(MTA) TSDF (MT) at TSDF (MT) end of the year
(MT)
19 Dharmapuri 14 53.88 43.11 0 0.1 0 200 0 0 43.01 0 0
20 Coimbatore
North 117 2546.23 6237.3 0 1562.62 0 0 947.08 271.03 0 3456.57
Coimbatore
21 South 136 8563.99 8071.6 0 2184.93 0 0 85.2 0 4471.46 0 1130
22 Tiruppur North 199 7350 7400 0 1816 0 0 5184 0 0 0 400
23 Tiruppur South 46 8903.78 7903.78 0 0 0 0 4220.94 0 53.8 0 3629.04
24 Ooty 17 671.4 671.4 600.3 0 16 0 0 0 55.1 0 0
25 Madurai 92 2056.65 1393.63 0 1110.97 0 2.16 0 0 273.71 0 6.79
26 Theni 16 12448.17 7048.17 12 0 0 0 7012.3 0 20.465 0 3.39
27 Sivagangai 16 122.16 84.7 0 0 0 0 32.3 0 14.5 0 37.9
28 Ramanathpuram 15 38.64 32.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 19.95 0 12.55
29 Erode 227 9905.32 9000 0 2501.3 0 0 4810.21 0 1262.69 0 425.8
30 Namakkal 14 280.74 272.74 0 22.32 0 0 0 0 117.42 0 133
31 Perundurai 162 12079.49 7603.89 0 1098.06 0 0 4195.58 0 0 0 2310.24
32 Salem 104 17260.25 17230.96 13183.7 203.33 2062.77 0.81 489.82 0 545.68 0 744.83
33 Karur 68 27226.94 27226.94 0 8386 0 0 10352.02 0 0 0 8488.92
34 Kumarapalayam 117 31734.6 31450.81 18 921.89 0 0 72.77 0 144.59 30116 177.56
35 Tirunelveli 46 5235.24 5235.24 0 10 0 0 2094.87 0 2876 0 254.37
36 Thoothukudi 51 166082 56362.44 33246.1 5000 2.95 1.96 16 0 18095.14 0 0.24
37 Nagercoil 20 174.555 174.56 0 0 0 0 0 0 173.02 1.54 0
38 Virudhunagar 41 1822.257 1822.257 0 249.39 0 0 0 0 1547.872 0 25
Total 3615 702861.2 383189.2 77004.2 62850.3 2419.93 4848.25 55829.8 1907.47 118975.9 30117.54 31052.86
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Table 60: Number and capacity of recycler/utilizers in Tamil Nadu
Quantity Recycled/
No of Facilities authorized for recycling / Total Authorized Capacity
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities Utilized/ Co-processed
utilization / Co-processing of HW (MTA)
(MT) during the year
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 3 3070 952
3 Copper Bearing Waste 3 17394.48 561.92
Spent catalyst containing nickel,
4 cadmium, Zinc, copper, arsenic,
vanadium and cobalt 0 0 0
Lead bearing waste including battery
5
waste 21 200530 87983.17
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 3 22716 2538.15
8 Used oil 22 79815.55 33970.12
9 Waste Oil 7 25080.66 6444.096
Total 59 348606.69 132449.456
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
Recovery of solvents from spent
1
solvents 6 11820 3128
De-contamination of contaminated
2
drums/containers/ barrels 7 7382 5932
Oily sludge/emulision 8 39037.49 1541.898
Spent clay containing oil 4 115.7 128.797
Total 25 58355.19 10730.695
C Co-Processing in Cement Plants 7 239688.94 64864.62
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Table 61: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Tamil Nadu
Quantity in Stock at the Quantity in Stock at
Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity
beginning of the year the end of the year
Received (MT) Disposed (MT) Pre-
(MT) (MT)
Name and Address Processe
S.No For Quantity
of the TSDF For Quantity d for
Incinerabl Landfill For Landfilled Quantity Landfilla Incinerabl
Landfillable Direct Landfilled utilization
e after Incineration after Incinerated ble e
landfill directly (MT)
treatment treatment
M/s Tamilnadu Waste
Management Ltd (M/s
Ramky Agencies,
1 66 1208 24279 36358 4848 24279 36137 5367 Nil 287 688
Hyderabad)
Gummidpoondi in
Thiruvallur District
M/s Tamilnadu Waste
Management Ltd
(M/s Ramky
Agencies)S.F. No-135-
2 Nil Nil 4981.38 2203.98 Nil 4923.97 2203.98 Nil Nil 57.41 Nil
140,143-148,152
Undurmikidakulam,
Tiruchuli-TK,
Virudhunagar-626129
Total 66 1208 29260.38 38561.98 4848 29202.97 38340.98 5367 0 344.41 688
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Table 62 :District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Telangana
S.No District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantit Quantity Quantit Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Captive Quantity
. Hazardo Hazardous of y Disposed y Disposed Co- y sent to Utilizatio of
us Waste as Hazardou Dispose through Dispose Through processe utilized recyclers n (MT) Hazardou
Waste per s Waste d in Common d by Common d in under of s Waste
Generati Authorizatio as per Captive SLF at Captive Incinerat cement Rule 9 Schedule stored at
ng n (MTA) Annual SLF TSDF (MT) Inciner or at Kiln (MT) (MT) -IV occupier
Industry Return (MT) ator TSDF Hazardou premises
(MTA) (MT) (MT) s Wastes at the
(MT) end of
the year
(MT)
1 Nizamabad 102 1509 33.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 33.2 0 0
2 Adilabad 66 246 102 0 0 0 0 0 0 102 0 0
3 Warangal 246 124.243 124.243 0 24.25 0 24.58 0 0 75.41 0 0
4 Khammam 162 817.623 817.623 0 119.31 0 1.01 0 0 697.303 0 0
5 Karimnagar 90 1143.35 802.659 0 11.17 0 0 0 0 791.489 0 0
6 Nalgonda 198 105691.4 30535.41 0 14341.305 0 410.95 5754.84 0 9520 0 508.27
7 Hyderabad 36 1182 29315.49 0 29195.54 0 119.95 0 0 0 0 0
Mahaboobnag
8 ar 188 57133.31 24159.59 0 2949.9 0 246.9 381.82 0 20581.65 0 0
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Table 63: Number and capacity of recyclers/utilizers in Telangana
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
Total Authorized
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling / Utilized/ Co-processed
Capacity (MTA)
utilization / Co- (MT) during the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 5 24312 4497
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc, copper,
4
arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 1 200 0
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 25 96760.465 60428.335
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil
14 73299.25 5985.7
9 Waste Oil
Total 45 194571.715 70911.035
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
1 Recovery of solvents from spent solvents 26 117915 41595.5
2 Total 26 117915 41595.5
C Co-Processing in Cement Plants 10 968428.26 61576.5
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Table 64: Quantity of hazardous wastes disposed in common TSDF Telangana
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Table 65: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Tripura
S.No District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantit Quanti Quantity Quanti Quantity Quantit Quantity Captive Quantity
. Hazardou Hazardous of y ty Disposed ty Co- y sent to Utilizatio of
s Waste Waste as Hazardou Dispose Dispos by Dispos processe utilized recyclers n (MT) Hazardou
Generatin per s Waste d in ed Captive ed d in under of s Waste
g Industry Authorizatio as per Captive throug Incinerat Throug cement Rule 9 Schedule stored at
n (MTA) Annual SLF h or (MT) h Kiln (MT) (MT) -IV occupier
Return (MT) Comm Comm Hazardou premises
(MTA) on SLF on s Wastes at the
at Inciner (MT) end of
TSDF ator at the year
(MT) TSDF (MT)
(MT)
1 Gomati 24 18.45 18.45 0 0 0 0 0 0.56 14.54 0 3.35
South
2 Tripura 10 3.67 3.67 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0.67
3 Unokuti 13 4.12 4.12 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0.12
North
4 Tripura 18 8.94 8.94 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0.94
5 Dhalai 8 2.12 2.12 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0.12
6 Khowai 8 2.15 2.15 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0.15
7 Sepahijala 22 87.6 87.6 0 0 0 0 0 1.04 79.46 0 7.1
West
8 Tripura 64 143.14 143.14 4.5 0 4 0 0 0.86 125.63 0 8.15
Total 167 270.19 270.19 4.5 0 4 0 0 2.46 238.63 0 20.6
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Table 66: Number and capacity of recyclers/utilizers
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
Total Authorized
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling / Utilized/ Co-processed
Capacity (MTA)
utilization / Co- (MT) during the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross Nil Nil Nil
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes Nil Nil Nil
3 Copper Bearing Waste Nil Nil Nil
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc,
4 Nil Nil Nil
copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste Nil Nil Nil
6 E-Waste Nil Nil Nil
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues Nil 238.63 238.63
8 Used oil Nil Nil Nil
9 Waste Oil Nil Nil Nil
Total 0 238.63 238.63
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
De-contamination of contaminated
1 Nil
drums/containers/ barrels 2.46 2.46
Total 0 2.46 2.46
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Table 67: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Uttarakhand
S.No District No. of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Captive Quantity
. Hazardous Hazardous of Dispose Dispose Disposed Disposed Co- y sent to Utilizatio of
Waste Waste as per Hazardou d in d by Captive Through processe utilized recyclers n (MT) Hazardou
Generatin Authorizatio s Waste Captive through Incinerato Common d in under of s Waste
g Industry n (MTA) as per SLF (MT) Commo r (MT) Incinerato cement Rule 9 Schedule- stored at
Annual n SLF at r at TSDF Kiln (MT) (MT) IV occupier
Return TSDF (MT) Hazardou premises
(MTA) (MT) s Wastes at the
(MT) end of
the year
(MT)
Udham
Singh
1 Nagar 953 64074.41 17790.81 0 1332.85 122.37 2522.44 759.64 333.06 7497.49 4584.87 638.09
2 Haridwar 2141 45247 5986.19 102.44 2317.01 40.53 1009.25 162.42 0 2332.54 0 22
3 Nainital 165 30.002 29.36 0 1.72 0 0 0 9.6 0 0 18.04
4 Almora 49 1.91 1.91 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.91
5 Bageshwar 20 0.99 0.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.99
6 Pithorgarh 8 0.23 0.23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.23
Champawa
7 t 12 0.21 0.21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.21
8 Dehradun 150 2371.91 397.52 0 207.41 0 67.93 0 0 12.39 0 110.74
9 Pouri 82 30.49 4.89 0 1.37 0 0.98 0 0 1.42 0 1.12
10 Tehri 44 41.52 41.52 0 0 0 0 0 0 13.43 0 28.09
11 Champoli 20 5.7 5.7 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.6 0 2.1
12 Rudrapryag 11 3.52 3.52 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.52
13 Utterkashi 16 1.24 1.24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.24
Total 3671 111809.1 24264.09 102.44 3860.36 162.9 3600.6 922.06 342.66 9860.87 4584.87 828.28
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Table 68: Number and capacity of recyclers/utilizers in Uttarakhand
No of Facilities
authorized for Quantity Recycled/
Total Authorized
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling / Utilized/ Co-processed
Capacity (MTA)
utilization / Co- (MT) during the year
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 0 0 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 0 0 0
3 Copper Bearing Waste 0 0 0
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc,
4 0 0 0
copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 6 128940 20578
6 E-Waste 5 30208 2343
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil 1 2800 230
9 Waste Oil 0 0 0
Total 12 161948 23151
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9 342.66*
C Co-Processing in Cement Plants 922.06*
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Table 69: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Uttarakhand
Quantity in Stock at the
Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity Quantity in Stock at the
beginning of the year
Received (MT) Disposed (MT) Pre- end of the year (MT)
Name and (MT)
S. Processed
Address of For Quantity
No For Quantity for
the TSDF Landfill For Landfilled Quantity
Landfillable Incinerable Direct Landfilled utilization Landfillable Incinerable
after Incineration after Incinerated
landfill directly (MT)
treatment treatment
M/s Bharat
Oil & Waste
Management
Ltd.
Mauza
1 Nil 54.036 3863.644 798.526 2213.53 3863.644 798.526 2210.953 Nil Nil 56.621
Mukimpur,
Roorkee-
Laskar Road,
Roorkee,
Haridwar
Total 0 54.036 3863.644 798.526 2213.53 3863.644 798.526 2210.953 0 0 56.621
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Table 70: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in Uttar Pradesh
S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardo Hazardous Hazardous Dispose Disposed Disposed Disposed y Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
us Waste as per Waste as d in through by Captive Through process under recyclers (MT) Waste stored
Waste Authorizatio per Annual Captive Common Incinerato Common ed in Rule 9 of at occupier
Generati n (MTA) Return SLF (MT) SLF at r (MT) Incinerator cement (MT) Schedule- premises at
ng (MTA) TSDF at TSDF Kiln IV the end of the
Industry (MT) (MT) (MT) Hazardous year (MT)
Wastes
(MT)
xc
S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardou Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
s Waste Waste as per Waste as per in Captive through by Captive Through processe under Rule recyclers of (MT) Waste stored at
Generatin Authorization Annual SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common d in 9 (MT) Schedule-IV occupier
g Industry (MTA) Return (MTA) SLF at (MT) Incinerator at cement Hazardous premises at the
TSDF (MT) TSDF (MT) Kiln (MT) Wastes end of the year
(MT) (MT)
Gautam Budh
21 Nagar (Noida) 147 7210.513 5440.976 0 3009.73 0 1584.89 0 0 430.341 0 416.009
22 Hapur 32 16339.15 10526.15 0 1460.19 0 438 0 0 8616.96 0 11
23 Ghaziabad 357 80291.33 39239.274 0 5696.40 0 1723.852 0 0 30472.1 26.46 1320.459
24 Allahabad 11 5575.677 5575.677 0 475.677 0 0 0 100 0 5000 0
25 Fatehpur 11 2675 2675 0 2675 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
26 Lucknow 21 1611.481 1611.481 0 1602.08 0 0 0 0 9.4 0 0
27 Barabanki 8 355.712 355.712 0 11.712 0 342 0 0 0 2 0
28 Barabanki 8 179.65 179.65 0 150.02 0 0 0 0 6 23.63 0
29 Lakhimpur 9 42.84 42.84 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42.84 0
30 Raibareli 8 599.917 599.917 0 1.68 0 0 0 0 598.237 0 0
31 Amethi 12 360.16 360.16 0 51.96 0 0 0 0 308.2 0 0
32 Sultanpur 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
33 Hardoi 11 934.75 934.75 0 869.8 0 0 0 0 61 3.95 0
34 Unnao 90 5299.72 9264.6 0 9218 0 7.5 0 0 38.5 0 0
35 Varanasi 4 48.6 48.6 0 48.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
36 Bhadohi 39 29 29 0 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
37 Jaunpur 6 31 31 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 4 0
38 Chandauli 10 576.5 576.5 0 6.5 0 0 0 540 0 30 0
39 Faizabad 5 730.77 730.77 0 42.7 0 0 0 0 680.07 8 0
40 Ambedkarnagar 3 47.514 47.514 0 0 0 0 0 0 44.514 3 0
41 Gonda 8 18.233 18.233 0 0.032 0 0 0 0 0 18.201 0
42 Bahraich 6 6.8 6.8 0 3.8 0 0 0 0 0 3 0
43 Basti 3 49.7 49.7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 49.7 0
44 Sant Kabir nagar 2 3303.96 3303.96 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3303.96 0
45 Balrampur 4 36.9 36.9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36.9 0
46 Firozabad 4 5.24 5.24 0 5.24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantit Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardo Hazardous Hazardous Dispose Disposed Disposed Disposed y Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
us Waste as per Waste as d in through by Captive Through process under recyclers (MT) Waste stored
Waste Authorizatio per Annual Captive Common Incinerato Common ed in Rule 9 of at occupier
Generati n (MTA) Return SLF (MT) SLF at r (MT) Incinerator cement (MT) Schedule- premises at
ng (MTA) TSDF at TSDF Kiln IV the end of the
Industry (MT) (MT) (MT) Hazardous year (MT)
Wastes
(MT)
47 Etawah 2 0.1 2.2 0 0.2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
48 Azamgarh 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
49 Mau 3 3.956 3.956 0 0.085 0 0 0 0 0 3.871 0
50 Deoria 7 44.1 44.1 0 0 0 35.5 0 0 0 8.6 0
51 Gorakhpur 16 763.9 763.9 0 1.2 0 398.7 0 0 364 0 0
52 Kushinagar 5 28.2 28.2 0 1.8 0 0 0 0 0 26.4 0
53 Mahrajganj 2 10.2 10.2 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 4.2 0
54 Amroha 29 5125.77 5125.77 2221.6 290.67 1545.2 0 0 0 0.5 1067.2 0.6
55 Bijnor 27 1536.2 1536.2 0 0 0 9.4 0 0 0 1526.8 0
56 Moradabad 94 31.52 31.52 0 23.2 0 0.2 0 0 0.95 7.35 0
57 Rampur 9 72.312 72.312 0 68.062 0 0 0 0 0.2 4.05 0
58 Sambhal 4 477 477 0 471 0 0 0 0 0 6 0
59 Bareilly 31 1294.547 1294.145 0 992.345 0 0 0 0 120 12.8 169
60 Pilibhit 8 0 3945.2 0 475.1 0 3400 0 0 0 70.1 0
61 Shahjahanpur 24 6505.96 7204.36 0 969.76 0 0 0 0 200 6026.6 8
62 Sonbhadra 17 6634.87 5344.35 0 2100.19 0 0 1000 448.832 1795.32 0 0
63 Mirzapur 22 5204.7 5204.7 0 184.4 0 0 0 20.3 0 5000 0
64 Saharanpur 30 42146.45 42146.45 0 196.45 0 0 0 0 0 41950 0
Total 2334 229322.7 186591.58 2221.6 53417.4 1556.85 11734.34 1000 1109.13 46399.4 64588.91 4563.517
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Table 71: Number and capacity of recyclers/utilizers in Uttar Pradesh
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Table 72: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in Uttar Pradesh
Quantity in Stock at the
Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity of Hazardous Waste Quantity Quantity in Stock at the
beginning of the year
Received (MT) Disposed (MT) Pre- end of the year (MT)
(MT)
Name and Address Processed
S.No For Quantity
of the TSDF Quantity for
For Direct Landfill For Landfilled Quantity Landfilla
Landfillable Incinerable Landfilled utilization Incinerable
landfill after Incineration after Incinerated ble
directly (MT)
treatment treatment
M/s Bharat Oil &
Waste Management
Ltd.
1 463.22 1284.652 8527.0204 5216.04 8496.833 5360.275 8600.62 8600.62 0 36.25 1180.915
Gate No. 672, Vill.
Kumbhi, NH-2,
Kanpur Dehat (UP)
M/s Uttar Pradesh
Waste Management
Project (A Div. of
Rmaky Enviro
Engineers Ltd. ) Plot
2 0 49 6417 24039 3668 6417 24039 3661 0 0 55
No. 672, Sikandra
Road, Village -
Kumbhi the
Akbarpur District -
Kanpur Dehat
M/s Industrial
Infrastructure
Services (India) Ltd.
3 0 0 9218 0 0 9218 0 0 0 0 0
UPSIDC Leather
Technology Park
Banthar, Unnao.
M/s Bharat Oil
company (India)
Ltd. UPSIDC,
4 Information Not Provided
Leather Technology
Park, Banthar,
Unnao.
Total 463.22 1333.652 24162.02 29255.04 12164.833 20995.27 32639.62 12261.62 0 36.25 1235.915
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Table 73: District-wise Inventory on Hazardous Waste Management in West Bengal
S.No. District No. of Quantity of Quantity of Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Captive Quantity of
Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Disposed Disposed Disposed by Disposed Co- utilized sent to Utilization Hazardous
Waste Waste as per Waste as in Captive through Captive Through processed under Rule recyclers of (MT) Waste
Generating Authorization per Annual SLF (MT) Common Incinerator Common in cement 9 (MT) Schedule-IV stored at
Industry (MTA) Return SLF at TSDF (MT) Incinerator Kiln (MT) Hazardous occupier
(MTA) (MT) at TSDF (MT) Wastes (MT) premises at
the end of
the year
(MT)
1 24 pgs (N) 159 18958.99 4522 0 226.746 76.963 544.24 4350.104
2 24Pgs(S) 122 4833.54 934.23 0 1263.433 71.859 4993.108 675.54
3 Bankura 11 1494.85 210.1965 0 40.58 9.32 0 87.96
4 Birbhum 3 27.995 19.167 0 0 0 0 18.21
5 Burdwan 72 7722.336 659.358 0 448.335 359.115 0 467.26
6 Cooch Behar 5 32.21 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 Darjeeling 12 105.375 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 E. Midnapore 37 35862.17 38705.11 0 26447.98 714.175 342.2 4437.64
9 Hoogly 72 13238.7 11542.62 0 3748.298 294.267 1637.85 1318.07
10 Howrah 246 48949.25 14442 0 7883.458 563.75 6465.69 7650.91
206.368 5249.65 1222.769 17856.2
11 Jalpaiguri 24 418.869 226.629 0 121.895 49 80 7.45
12 Kolkata 190 4911.665 10028.16 0 502.306 196.035 2141.43 715.1
13 Malda 5 27.278 0 0 0 0 0 0
14 Murshidabad 3 37.52 4.8 0 0 1.96 0 2.6
15 Nadia 30 3537.155 2288.19 0 822.713 186.825 0 134.81
Uttar
16 Dinajpur 1 0.84 0 0 0 0 0 0
17 Purulia 8 49.86 0.395 0 0 3.84 0 0.335
W.
18 Midnapore 36 5114.26 2265.89 0 797.855 700.37 0 1832.69
Total 1036 145322.9 85848.74 0 42303.6 206.368 3227.479 5249.65 16204.52 21698.68 1222.769 17856.2
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Table 74: Number and Capacity of recyclers/utilizers in West Bengal
No of Facilities
Quantity Recycled/ Total
authorized for
Total Authorized Utilized/ Co- Authorized
S.No Type of Recycling Facilities recycling /
Capacity (MTA) processed (MT) Capacity
utilization / Co-
during the year (Nos.)
processing of HW
A Commonly Recyclable HW
1 Brass Dross 1 36 0
2 Zinc Bearing Wastes 23 28963 3456.7
3 Copper Bearing Waste 9 91358 7.3
Spent catalyst containing nickel, cadmium, Zinc,
4
copper, arsenic, vanadium and cobalt 4 4592 322.55
5 Lead bearing waste including battery waste 62 124006 3584.25
6 E-Waste 0 0 0
7 Paint and ink Sludge/residues 0 0 0
8 Used oil 8 25600 5527.95
9 Waste Oil 5 49250 3159.71
Total 112 323805 16058.46
B Utilization of HW under Rule 9
De-contamination of contaminated
1
drums/containers/ barrels 2 0 18000
Utilization of process sludge and primary ETP
sludge generated from Pulp & Paper Industries
2
for producing Paper Board/ Mill Board/ Card
Board 1 304.8 0
Total 3 304.8 0 18000
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Table 75: Quantity of hazardous waste disposed in common TSDF in West Bengal
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National Inventory Report on Hazardous Waste Generation and Its Management (2016-17)
ANNEXURE-4
LIST OF ANTHORIZED
RECYCLERS/UTILIZERS/
CO-PROCESSORS OF
HAZARDOUS WASTE
M/s S.M. Industries, Industrial Growth Zinc ash 480 MTA No information/
8
Centre, Gigha, Bhojpur Annual Return
Brass dross 624 MTA
List of the Authorized Recyclers/ Utilizers / Co-processer of Hazardous Waste in Chhattisgarh
Authorized
Quantity
Recycling /
S. Name and Address of the Type of Hazardous Recycled/Utilized
Utilization / Co-
No. Facility Waste recycled Co-processed
processing Capacity
(MT)
(MTA)
M/s Columbia Petro Chemicals
1 Used oil/Spent oil 3200 KL/Annum 82.245 KL
22 VA Bhanpuri Raipur (C.G)
M/s Accumulator lndustries
Lead Acid Battery
2 Near Hindustan Tiles VA 568 MTA 191.263 MT
Plates/Lead Scrap
Bhanpuri Raipur
M/s Refracast Metallurgicals Spent catalyst
(P) Ltd., containing nickel,
3 23 Industrial Area, Post Spent catalyst 3000 MTA 715.098 MT
Birgaon, containing Cobalt &
Raipur Vanadium
M/s Refracast Metallurgicals Spent catalyst
(P) Ltd. (Unit-2), containing nickel,
4 23 Industrial Are4 Post Spent catalyst 3000 MTA 1299.381 MT
Birgaon, containing Cobalt &
Raipur Vanadium
Spent catalyst
5000 MT/Year 295 MT
containing Vanadium
Spent catalyst
1500 Tonne/Year 326.5 MT
containing Nickal
Spent catalyst
containing Cobalt
M/s Arth Metallurgicals Zinc ash & Residues 900 Tonne/Year, 600
5 P\4. Ltd., Village-Lalpur, including zinc alloy Tonne/Year 27 MT
Dharsiwa, Dist. -Raipur residues in
dispersible
form
Lead acid battery
plates & other Lead
100 Tonne/Year 21.118 MT
scrap/ ashes/
residues
Spent catalyst
containing Copper,
Spent catalyst
containing Nickle,
M/s Refmet Technologies Prt.
Spent catalyst
6 Ltd., Satya Vihar, Pached4 1000 MTA
containing Zinc,
Tehsil- Arang, District- Raipur
Copper Reverds,
Cakes, Residues &
Slag from Copper
Processing.
M/s R. K. Industries, Ring
Lead acid battery
7 Road No.-2, VillageGondwara, 300 MT/Year 185.54 MT
plates & lead scrap
District- Raipur
Brass dross
150 MT/Year
M/s Shivam Motors, [ndustrial Copper dross 150 MT/Year
8 Area - Birkoni, District
Mahasamund Lead acid battery
700 MT/Year 150 MT
plates & lead scrap
Zinc dross hot dip
galvanizers slab, Zinc
dross- bottom dross,
zinc ash/skimming
M/s Madhav Agro Chem Pvt. arising from
Ltd.,24 ,Industrial Area galvanizers &
9 Bhanpuri, diecasting 5500 MT/Year
District- Raipur operations,
Zinc
ash/skimming/other
zinc bearing wastes
arising from smelting
& refining
M/s Om Chemical Industries,
10 Industrial Area- Urla, District Zinc ash 400 MTA 94 MT
Raipur
Total from MCC-PTA
ts
( Mixture of process
2403.18 MT
&
Utility sludge)
M/s Ambuja Cement Eastem 8000 MT/Year
Ltd (Cement Plant) PO - (Oil Soaked Cotton
2.86 MT
11 Rawan , Distt Balodabazar- Waste)
Bhatapara (PTA Contaminated
2.1 MT
(Co-Process Liner)
( Scrap PTA) 986.435 MT
Waste Mix from
Syngenta at
19000 MT/Year 96.22 MT
( Chemical Sludge
from ETP)
Waste mix solid
M/s Lafarge India Pr4.Ltd
(Plastic
Sonadih Cement Plant PO
& resin & 55216MT 8059.791 MT
12 Rased
waste/low density
Distt - BalodabazarBhatapara
solid waste),
(C.G.) (Co-Processor)
waste mix liquid 49245 MT 3085.57 MT
Spent Catalyst/Spent
Carbon of Pharma 200 MT/Dav
Industries
Liquid Organic Spent
Solvent of
Pharmaceutical 276MT/Dav
Industries (Spent
M/s Rawan Cement Works
Organic Solvents)
(Unit of Ultra Tech Cement
Solid Organic Spent
13 Ltd.)Grasim Vihar, Rawan
Sovent Of
Distt Balodabazar-Bhatapara
Pharmaceutical 267 MT lDav
(Co-Proces
Industries (Spent
Organic Solvents
Paint Sludge
Generated From
Automobile Sector 450 MT/Day
rocess Wastes,
Residues & Sludge
Phosphate Sludge
Of 48 MT/Day
Automobile Industry
Grinding Dust From
19MT/Day
Automobile Industry
Oily Rags Generated
From Automobile 7 MT/Day
Sector
ETP Sludge Of
Automobile
Industries
185 MT/Day
(Chemical Sludge
From Waste Water
Treatment)
ETP sludge of textile
industries (Chemical
185 MT/Day
Sludge From Waste
Water Treatment)
Spent Catalyst
Generated From Oil 95 MT/Day
Refinery
Refinery sludge (oily
450 MT/Day
sludge/emulsion)
ETP Bio-Solid waste
generated from soft
drink industries
(Spent 65 MT/Day
ion exchange resin
containing toxic
metal)
WTP sludge
generated
from soft drink
industries (Spent ion 71 MT/Day
exchange resin
containing toxic
metals)
Spent Carbon
generated from soft
drink industries
(Spent 73 MT/Day
ion exchange resin
containing toxic
metal)
Date expired
disearded and off
specification 23.5 MT/Day
drugs/medicines of
Pharma industries
Process/Distillation
residues and wastes
l20 MT/Day
of
Pharma industries
Dismantled lube/fuel
oil filter of Diesel loco
27 MT/Day
shed/automobile
industry
Waste/residues
(sludge from
process)
and filters & filter
material of polymer
81 MT/Day
industries/Epoxy
resin
and hardness
manufacturing
industries
Acid tar sludge (M/s
Bhilai steel plant,
5l MT/Day
Durg/iron and steel
industries)
Spent pot Lining
(from IWs Balco,
Korba./primary l7 MT/Dav
Aluminium smelter
plan!
Refinery sludge 15000 T/Year
Spent catalyst
generated from oil 6000 T/Year
refinery
Grinding dust
generated from 2628 T/Year
automobile industry
M/s Ultra Tech Cement Oily rags generated
Limited Hirmi Cement Works from automobile 972TlYear
14
Hirmi, Disn - Balodabazar- industry
Bhatapara (Co-Processor) Phosphate sludge of
automobile 4000 T/Year
Industries
Paint sludge
generated from 12000 T/Year
automobile sector
Spent carbon of
4000 T/Year
pharma industries
Liquid and Solid
organic spent solvent
15000 T/Year
of pharmaceutical
industries
ETP Sludge from
Automobile
12000 T/Year
industries
and textile industries
Date expired,
Discarded &
offspecification 3974T/Year 219.87 MT
drugs/medicines of
pharma industries
Process/Distillation
residues and wastes
20304 T/Year
of
pharma industries
PTA waste mix from
Iv{/s MCC PTA india
4579 T lYear
corporation Pvt. LTd.,
West Bengal
Process waste &
residue
16186 T/Year
pesticides/agro
chemical industries
Dismantled lube/fuel
oil filter of IWs Diesel 4608 T/Year
loco shed
Waste/residues
(sludge from
process)
13709 TlYear 265 MT
and filters & filter
material of polymer
industries
Spent pot lining
(SPL)
2880 T/Year
from IWs Balco,
Korba
Acid Tar Sludge (fiom
Bhilai steel
6000 T/Year
plant/iron
and steel industries)
Discarded
M/s P.K. Industries, Dhan containers/
Laxmi Nagar. Bhanpuri. barrelV liners
15 350 MT/Year 300 MT/Year
P.O.Birgaon, contaminated with
Distt.- Raipur haz arous chemicals/
wastes
M/s K.K. Lubes Prt. Ltd., Plot 4.Use/Spent Oil (5.1) 3000 KL/Year 347.0
No.- 4 (Part), Sector- B,
19
Industrial Area Sirgitti, 5. Waste/ Residue
Distt.Bilaspur 3000 KL/Year Nil
Containing oil (5.2)
Waste / residues
contaning oil (Cat.s.2)
Used/spent oil
1200 KL/Year
(Cat.s.l)
Waste/residue
containing oil
(Cat.-5.2)
Aluminum Dross
M/s ADV Metal Combine (P) (Waste from
Ltd., Shed No. 09, Boarai Treatment of salt slag
31 250 MT/Year Nil
Industrial Growth Centre, and black drosses)
Rasmada, District- Durg (C.G.). (Schedule - I, Cat.No.1
1.s)
Insulated copper
wire
scrap or copper with
PVC sheeting
including ISRI code
material namely
"Druid" (Schedule 1800 MT/Year Nil
IV/SNo.-7
M/s Simhagiri foundry works )
Pvt. Ltd. plot no 126 Zone B
32 industrial Gro*th Center
Borai, Rasmada, Distic - Durg Jelly field copper
(c.G.). cables
(schedule-IV/SNo.-8)
Brass dross
(ScheduleIV
S.No.-l)
36 MT/Year Nil
Copper dross
(Schedule-IV S.No.-2)
115 M/s Shiv Metals, Gulab Nagar Chowk, Zinc 12450 3472.4
Bilaspur Road, Jagadhri.
Copper 10150 2304
116 M/s Upper India Smelting & Refinery
zinc
Works, 11-E, Industrial Area, 20000 14400
ash/dross/skimming/residues
Yamuna Nagar
117 M/s Ballarpur Industries Limited,
Unit of Shree Gopal, Industrial Area, Utilization of process sludge 1440 1440
Yamuna Nagar
118 M/s Carewell Lubricants Industry,
used oil 1500 1500
Vill Sandhir, Nilokheri, Karnal.
119 M/s Haryana Petro Chemicals,
used oil 1200 1200
Village Sheikpura, Meerut Road
Karnal
waste oil 4200 4200
Lead acid
M/s Sarika Industries, Plot
battery plates,
12 No. 111, HPSIDC, Industrial 5500 121
Lead scrap/
Area, Baddi
ashes/residues
Lead acid
battery
M/s Rama Krishna Ind., Vill.
including grid
13 Jattan, Kala Amb. Distt. 27700 150
plates and
Sirmour, HP
other lead
scrap
Lead acid
M/s K.K. Enterprises, VPO Authorisation
battery plates
13 Daslehra, Tehsil Jhandutta, 35 granted on
and other lead
Distt.Bilaspur, HP 19/12/2017
scrap
Cleaning &
M/s Him Trading Co Village
Washing of
17 Sheetalpur Tehsil Baddi 28800 Nos. 3019 Nos.
Contaminated
Distt Solan (HP)
Drums
Cleaning &
M/s Lucky Enterprises Plot
Washing of
18 No 42 Ind Area Lodhimajra 21600 Nos. Not Submitted
Contaminated
Tehsil Baddi Distt Solan HP
Drums
Cleaning &
M/s Salam Traders Co
Washing of
19 Village Dattowal Tehsil 38400 Nos. Not Submitted
Contaminated
Nalagarh Distt Solan HP
Drums
Cleaning &
M/s Super Trading Co Vill
Washing of
20 Gullerwala Sai Raod Tehsil 21600 Nos 7064 Nos.
Contaminated
Baddi Distt Solan (HP)
Drums
Note-
(i) Total numbers of hazardous waste generating units= 562
(ii) Total quantity of hazardous waste generated= 7,71,983.39 TPA
(iii) Total numbers of TSDF=1
List of Authorized Recyclers/Utilizers /Co-processors of Hazardous wast in Karnataka
Authorized Quantity
Type of
Sr recycling/utilizati Recycled/Uti
Name and Address of Facility Hazardous waste
No on/Co-processing lized/Co-pro
recycled
capacity(MTA) cessed (MT)
M/s Tech Logic Unit -2, No. 36, PID No. 36,
4 139, 63, 2nd Main, Ranganthpur,Bangalore - E-Waste 240 69.89
79
Lead bearing
M/s Enviro Green Alloys Inc. waste including 7200 2056
37 Plot No. 32, KIADB Industrial Area, 1st battery waste
37 Phase, Malur Taluk, Kolar District.
M/s Cerebra Integrated Technologies Limited
Sy. No. Parts of 22 and 23, Appasandra
E-Waste 2076 00
Village, Narasapura Industrial Area,
38 Narasapura Hobli, Kolar Taluk & District. ---
Recovery of
M/s Banashankari Chemicals Private Limited, solvents from 9000 6240
Plot no. 200- 203, KIADB Industrial Area , spent solvents
39 Malur Taluk, Kolar District,
M/s Banashankari Industries Private Limited Recovery of
Plot No. 197, KAIDB Industrial Area, Malur solvents from 3000 2808
40 3rd Phase, Kolar District spent solvents
M/s Suraj Chemicals
Plot No. 318-C, 3rd Phase, Malur Industrial Zinc Dross 1080 400
41 Area, Malur Taluk, Kolar District
M/s M.R Industries(Unit 1), Plot No.14 G, 2nd
Main, 2nd Phase, Kumbalgodu Industrial
Used Oil 3025.3 557.16
Area, Kumbalgodu, Bangalore 560084 (used
42 oil reprocessing unit)
Copper Bearing
M/s Sai Shakthi Chemicals, No.1/8, Kodipalya 60 150.3
Waste
45 Road, CVR Main Road, Kengeri, Bangalore-60
Copper Bearing
M/s RPN Industries, Plot No. B2, KSSIDC Ind' 560 33.87
Waste
46 Area, Kumbalgodu, Mysore Road, Bangalore
M/s Eco Bird Recycling company Pvt Ltd,
No.185, Azeez Sait Industrial Area, E-Waste 350 57.88
47 Nayandahalli, Mysore Road, Bangalore-39
Recovery of
Manjunatha Chemicals, Shed No: D17,KSSIDC
59 solvents from 1500 0.66
Indl Estate, kumbalgodu, Bangalore 560074
spent solvents
Recovery of
Sonia Industries, D-15, Kssidc Industri al
60 solvents from 1800 34.33
Estate, Kumbalagodu, Bangalore 560074
spent solvents
Aldochem, Plot No. 20/E, Sy. No. 37, Recovery of
61 Kumbalagodu Indl Area, Kumbalgodu Village, solvents from 9600 ---
Kengeri Hobli, Bangalore-58. spent solvents
De-contamination
M/s RNZ Recycling Industries, No.10,
of contaminated
62 Sy.No.120, Ground Floor, Kumbalgodu Village 336 ---
drums/containers
(lndl.Area), Kengeri Hobli, Bangalore-74
/barrels
De-contamination
M/s Affan Enterprises, No. 52, Site No115,
of contaminated
63 Azeez Sait Indl Town, Nayandahalli, Mysore 504 00 94.11
drums/containers
Road, Bangalore - 39
/barrels
Utilization of Oil
based iron sludge
M/s. Nandi Inorganics, Maradi, Shivapur, of Ball & Roller
64 600
Gokak Taluk, Belagavi District barings for
producing Ferrous
Sulphate
M/s Evershine Smelting Alloy Private
Lead bearing
Limited, Plot No. 15-C, II Zone, Industrial
65 waste including 24 22
Area, Anekal Taluka, Bangalore Urban
battery waste
District- 562107
M/s Southern Batteries Private Limited, No.
Lead bearing
30, Bommasandra Industrial Area, I Phase,
66 waste including 4 4
Anekal Taluk, Bangalore Urban District- 560
battery waste
099
M/s Sakthi Accumulators Pvt Ltd, Plot. B-59,
Lead bearing
KSSIDC Industrial Estate, Bommasandra
67 waste including 0.05 0.03
Industrial Area, Hosur Road, Bengaluru-560
battery waste
099
M/s Balaji Refineries, B No:B-5,6,
68 Veerasandra, Anekal Taluka, Bengaluru Used Oil 1100 1000
Urban District
M/s Bharath Lubricants, Taluk, Bengaluru
Urban District Plot No:B-36, KSSIDC Indl
69 Used Oil 6000 5500
Estate, Veerasandra, Hosur Road, Anekal
Taluk, Bengaluru Urban District.
M/s Lube Tech Petro Chemicals, Shed No. C-
76, KSSIDC Industrial Estate, Veerasandra,
70 Used Oil 1498 1400
Hosur Road, Anekal Taluk,Bengaluru Urban
District
De-contamination
M/s Archana Enterprises No. C 9, 2nd Stage,
of contaminated
78 Veerasandra Anekal Taluk, Bengaluru Urban 84 67.2
drums/containers
Dist.
/barrels
De-contamination
M/s MVR Chemicals & Oil, Sy. No. 400,
of contaminated
79 Sarjapura, Attibele Main Road, Anekal Taluk, 1.68 1.68
drums/containers
Bangalore Urban Dist.
/barrels
Rocovery of
M/s Shalini Enterprises, No. 6A, III Stage, PIE,
80 solvents from 12000 32.85
Bengaluru-560058
spent solvents
De-contamination
M/s Shalini Enterprises, No. 6A, III Stage, PIE, of contaminated
81 912 128
Bengaluru-560058 drums/containers
/barrels
M/s Arun Ind. No. B-64, III Statage, PIE,
82 Unsed Oil 360 357
Bengaluru-560058
Lead bearing
M/s Mekala Metal Works No. B-152, II Stage,
83 waste includig 3000 131
PIE, 560058
battery waste
M/s Sri Varu Acid & Chemical No. 134, III
84 Copper Oxide 300 131
Phase, PIA, Bengaluru- 560058
M/s Multiplex Agricare Pvt. Ltd. No. 454, IV
85 zinc ash 499 96
Phase, PIA, Bengaluru-560058
De-contamination
M/s Shariff Enterprises, No.360,
of contaminated
90 Thippasandra Road, Varthur,Bangalore East 60000
drums/containers
Taluk
/barrels
91 M/s E-parisara, Nelamangala E-Waste 8820 1867.5
M/s S.R. Smelter, Plot No.53, KIADB Indl Lead bearing
92 Area, Sompura Hobli, Nelamangala Taluk, waste including 6000 214.75
Bangalore Rural District-562 111. battery waste
M/s Sri Ponni Industries, Plot No. 24, 4th Lead bearing
154 Phase, Bommasandra Industrial Area, Anekal waste including 5000 90.83
Taluk, Bangalore Urban District- 560 099 battery waste
Lead bearing
M/s Chetan Industries., Shed No. D-8, KSSIDC
155 waste including 2500 150
Industrial Estate, Jigani , Bangalore
battery waste
M/s Microlite Industries, Plot No. 98/Q, Jigani
Lead bearing
Industrial Area, 2nd Phase, Sy No. 113 & 114,
156 waste including 18000 ---
Jigani Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bengaluru - 562
battery waste
106
M/s Earth Sense Recycle Private Limited,
157 Industrial Plot No. SPLI4, Jigani 2nd Stage, Jigani Village, Jigani E-Waste 300 40.1
Hobli, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore
Rule-9
Sr. Name and Address of Industry Type of Authorised Quantity Recycled/
No. Hazardous Waste Recycling / Utilised/ Co-
Recycled Utilisation / Co- processed (MT/A)
processing
Capacity (MT/A)
1 M/s. Sai Pharma, Used Food Grade 1000 MT/A
Plot No. B-45, MIDC Wai, Tal. Wai, Dist. HNP / Rolling Oil
Satara
2 M/s. Sanket Chemicals, Spent Solvent 240 KLA
Plot No. D-18/6, TTC MIDC Turbhe, Navi
Mumbai
3 M/s. Bombay Metal Works, Aluminium Dross 5000 MT/A
S. No. 183, H. No. 5/2, Dahisar Road, & Scrap
Pimpri, Thane
4 M/s. EFTEC (India) Pvt. Ltd. PVC Waste Sealer 300 MT/A
G-9, MIDC Ranjangaon, Tal. Shirur, Dist.
Pune 412220
5 M/s. Sigma Electric Manufacturing Copper Scrap / 2000 MT/A
Corporation Pvt. Ltd. Druid
Unit 1, Gat No. 154/155, Mahalunge,
Chakan Talegaon Road, Chakan, Tal.
Khed, Dist. Pune
10 M/s. Moonlight Metal Industries Pvt. Ltd. Aluminium Scrap 1200 MT/A
Sr. No. 6, Kaman Road, Sativali Village,
Vasai East, Dist. Palghar
11 M/s. Vishal Metal Industries, Aluminium Scrap 300 MT/A
A/13, Patel Estate, Near Flora Hotal, Vasai
Kaman Road, Decdol, Vasai East, Dist.
Palghar 421202
12 M/s. Tinna Rubber & Infrastructer Ltd. Tyre Scrap 32000 MT/A
Gut No. 113/2, 115, Village Pali, Tal.
Wada, Dist. Palghar
Lead Scrap
Sr. Name and Address of Industry Type of Authorised Quantity Recycled/
No. Hazardous Waste Recycling / Utilised/ Co-
Recycled Utilisation / Co- processed
processing
Capacity
M/s. Saurabh Metal Refinery Lead Acid Battery 1440
1 Gut No. 143 Plot No. B/4 At. Sapronda, Plates and Lead
P.O. Kudus Tal. Wada, Dist. Thane Scrap
M/s. Sharda Metal Refinery Lead Acid Battery 1440
2 Gut No. 434, Dinkarpada, Vill. Kondle, Tal. Plates and Lead
Wada, Dist. Thane Scrap
M/s. Oswal Resins Pvt. Ltd. Scrap Lead Acid 2400
3 Plot No. M-58, Additiona Murbad MIDC, Batteries and Lead
Murbad, Thane Scrap
M/s Krishna Metal Refinery Lead Acid Battery 3000
Plot No. 143/1-2, Sapronde Village P.O. Plates and Lead
4
Uchat, Taluka – Wada, Distt. Thane – 421 Scrap
030
M/s. Sharshi Metals Lead Acid Battery 1200
5 S.N. 28/1, Part Village Sharshi, Taluka – Plates and Lead
Wada, Dist. Thane Scrap
M/s. Ranchal Industries Lead Acid Battery 1200
Gut No.49, Village-Gunj (Kudus), Post- Plates and Lead
6
Kupari, Taluka – Wada Scrap
Distt.Thane-421 312
M/s. R.K. Metal Refinery Lead Acid Battery 4800
Gut No.293 & 294, Village-USAR, Kondla Plates Plates /
7 Road, P.O.-Kudus, Tal. Wada, Distt. Thane Lead Scrap
- 421 312
M/s D.K. Metal Works Lead Acid Battery 4250
Gut No. 100, At: Kondla Road Village- Plates /Lead Scrap
8 Kudus
P.O. Kudus Taluka-Wada Dist. Thane
421312
M/s Kothari Metallurgical Export Pvt. Ltd. Lead acid battery 7200
56 At. Post – Chaindvali plates/Lead Scrap
Wada – Shahpur Road, Taluka-Wada, Dist.
9
Thane – 421 303
M/s. Nobel Metals Processing (I) Pvt. Ltd. Lead and Lead 1500 MT/A
Sr. NO. 225, Plot No. 05, Village Bilavali, Ingots
Tal. Wada, Dist. Thane
23
M/s. Mahalaxmi Metal Works & Alloys Lead Acid Battery 2200
Plot No.127, Savroli, Tal. Talsari, Distt. Plates and Lead
30
Thane Scrap
M/s. Mahalaxmi Metal Works & Alloys Battery Scrap, Tin 1200 MT/A
Pvt. Ltd. All types of Lead
32 S. No. 108, Village Pali, Tal. Wada, Dist.
and Lead alloys
Palghar scrap, Antimony &
Aluminium
M/s. MRJS Lead Pvt. Ltd. Lead Acid Battery 1500
GAT No. 72 Village Dhanore, Behind PCS Plates and Lead
Industries Ltd., Alanddi - Markal Road, Scrap
33
Tal. Khed, Dist. Pune-412 105
M/s. Bidada Industries Pvt. Ltd. Scrap Lead Acid 6000 MT/A
Plot No. C-34, 35, 36, MIDC Ausa, Tal. Batteries
56
Ausa, Dist. Latur
M/s. Shree Metals (Mujbi) Private Ltd. Lead Acid Battery 4932
Plot No.312/2, At Mujbi, P.O.- Bela Tah./ Plates & Lead
62 Dist. Bhandara-441 904 Scrap
Non Ferrous
Sr. Name and Address of Industry Type of Authorised Quantity Recycled/
No. Hazardous Waste Recycling / Utilised/ Co-
Recycled Utilisation / Co- processed (MT/A)
processing
Capacity (MT/A)
M/s. Bharti Rubber Lining and Allied Copper Druid 10000
Service P. Ltd. Copper Dross
Plot No. C-49, TTC Indl. Area Pawane Copper Residues
Village, Navi Mumbai Copper Oxide Mill
1 Scale Brass Dross
Zinc Ash Brass
Scrap Copper
Scrap and Zinc
Dross
M/s. Beetachem Industries Spent Catalyst 60
W-177, TTC, Pawana Village, Thane Containing Copper
2 Belapur & Spent Catalyst
Road, Navi Mumbai Containing Nickel
M/s. Metal Care Alloys Pvt. Ltd. Scrap, Dross and 10800
Plot No. 36, 37, Angaon Industrial Area, Skimming of Brass
Tal. Talasari, Dist. Palghar Copper, Zinc and
copper Drid
29
Copper Amide mill
scale copper
everst, copper
cokes and residue
M/s. Arihant Chemical Company Zinc dust / Dross, 3730
Plot No. S-29, MIDc Tarapur, Tal. & Dist. Zinc Ash, Zinc
Palgahar hydroxide, zinc Tin
Waste, Zinc Scrap,
Copper Scrap /
Dross / Oxide,
30 Epoxy powder
containing copper,
Spent Catalyst
containing copper,
ETP Sludge (Metal
Hydroxide Sludge)
Mill Scale, Nickel
Scrap, Spent
Catalyst containing
Nickel
M/s. Arjandas Metals Industries Pvt. Ltd. Brass Scrap Brass 8100
Saki Vihar Road, Arjandas House, Dross Copper
65 Sakinaka , Mumbai - 400 072 Scrap and
Copper Dross
Paint
Sr. Name and Address of Industry Type of Hazardous Authorised Quantity Recycled/
No. Waste Recycled Recycling / Utilised/ Co-
Utilisation / Co- processed (MT/A)
processing
Capacity (MT/A)
1 Paint sludge mixed
with thinners
M/s. Surekha Industrial processors
reprocessing /
Plot no: G-126/G-129 MIDC Baramati 1000
recycling of paint
Dist: Pune
sludge mixed with
thinners
2
M/s. Suraj Coats Reprocessing of
MIDC Bhosari, Pune from SRO Pimpri Paint Sludge 750
Chinchwad, MPCB, Pune /Residue
3
M/s. ACE Industries, Recovery of
S. No. 30, H. No. 18-B, Unity Industrial Thinner from paint 3000
Estate, Dhigodi, Tal. Haveli, Dist. Pune sludge
4
M/s. Maharani Innovative Paints Pvt. Ltd.
Gat No. 627, 1/1B, Pune Nashik Highway,
Paint Sludge 6000
Opp. Kishor Pump, Village Kuruli, Chakan,
Tal. Khed, Dist. Pune
5
M/s. Alchemist Oil Pvt. Ltd.
Paint Sludge 4800
G. No. 15/2, Tal. Haveli, Dist. Pune
E-Waste
Sr. Name and Address of Industry Type of Hazardous Authorised Quantity Recycled/
No. Waste Recycled Recycling / Utilised/ Co-
Utilisation / Co- processed (MT/A)
processing
Capacity (MT/A)
M/s. Earth Sense Recycle Pvt. Ltd.
A-7, Gala No: 1, 2 & 3, Ground Floor,
Prerana Complex, Anjur Phata, Dapoda
1 E- Waste 360
Road, Village: Val, Bhiwandi, Dist: Thane
M/s. V. M. Traders
Sr. no: 296 (2), At Kondgaon, Post: E-Waste
34 10
Sakhrapa, Tal: Sangmeshwar Dist: Dismantling
Ratnagiri
M/s. R. K. E-Recycling Industrial
Gala No. 2, Tirupati Industrial Park,
Dismantling of E-
35 Sativali Road, Waliv, Tal. Vasai, Dist. 300
Waste
Thane
M/s. S. K. Enterprises
Plot No. 134, Ahmednagar Indl. Co-op. Dismantling of E-
46 3600
Society Ltd. Nashik Waste
M/s. J. S. Enterprises,
Dismantling of E-
62 G. No. 132, Khalumbare, Tal. Khed, Dist. 150
Waste
Pune
M/s. Shabbir Traders
Plot No. P/15 & 16, Sr. No. 119/120/121,
Balaji Industrial Park, Behind Hindalco,
63 E-Waste 300
Vill. Tondre, Tal. Panvel, Dist. Raigad
Spent Catalyst
Sr. Name and Address of Industry Type of Authorised Quantity Recycled/
No. Hazardous Waste Recycling / Utilised/ Co-
Recycled Utilisation / Co- processed (MT/A)
processing
Capacity (MT/A)
M/s. Beetachem Industries Spent Catalyst 60
W-177, TTC, Pawana Village, Thane Containing Copper
1
Belapur & Spent Catalyst
Road, Navi Mumbai Containing Nickel
M/s. B. R. Steel Products Pvt.Ltd. Copper residue 1300
Plot No.C-39(B&C) Near Krishna Steels, Cakes Copper
Pawane Village TTC Industrial Area, dross Brass
Mhape, Turbhe, Navi Mumbai-400 705 dross Zinc dross
2
Zinc skimming
Zinc ash and
spent catalyst
containing Nickel
M/s. Aryavart Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. Plot Spent Nickel 300
3 No.G-14/3, MIDC Taloja, Tal-Panvel, Dist- Catalyst
Raigad
M/s. Tean Eleven Metchem Technology Copper Scrap 900
Pvt. Ltd.
4
Shed no. 73(11), MIDC area, Taloja, Tal. Spent Ni Catalyst 1350
Panvel, Dist. Raigad
a) Copper waste
containing cable,
spent
M/s. Surchem Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. catalyst, dross,
5 Plot No: F-12/3, MIDC , Tarapur, Boisar, cake, mill scale,
Dist: Thane- 401506 residue,
reverts, ETP
Sludge.
M/s. Surchem Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. b) Zinc Waste 5000
Plot No: F-12/3, MIDC , Tarapur, Boisar, containing spent
Dist: Thane- 401506 catalyst
dross.
c) Cobalt Waste
containing spent
catalyst,
PTA Catalyst,
Scrap, ash & ETP
Sludge.
d) Molybdenum
5 waste containing
spent
catalyst, scrap,
residue, ash & ETP
Sludge
e) Nickel Waste
Containing spent
catalyst,
residue, sludge,
spent Raney Nickel
& ETP
Sludge
M/s. Rajkob Industries Copper Scrap 720
Plot No. N-41, MIDC Tarapur, Boisar, Dist. Copper Dross
Thane – 401 506 Spent Catalyst
containing Copper
Copper Oxide Mill
6 Scale
Nickel Scrap Spent
Catalyst
Containing
Nickel Zinc Dross
and Zinc Scrap
M/s. Vineeth Chemicals Spent Nickel 250
7 Unit No. I, Agarwal Industrial Estate No. 3, Catalyst & Nickel
Sativali Road, Vasai(E), Dist. Thane Scrap
M/s. Vineeth Precious Catalyst (P) Ltd. Spent Catalyst 250
9 & 10, Estate No. 3, 15 to 18 Building No. containing Nickel
8
8, Agarwal Udyog Nagar, Sativali Road,
Vasai(E), Dist. Thane
M/s. Balaji Chemicals Zinc Ash, Copper 720
Plot no: W-159, MIDC Tarapur, Dist : Ash, Brass Ash and
9
Thane Spent Nickel
Catalyst
M/s. Uttam Chemicals Spent Catalyst, 160
Plot No. T-87, MIDC Tarapur, Tal. Palghar, Containing, Nickel,
10
Dist. Thane Zinc, Copper,
Dross & Zinc Dross
M/s. Vidarbha Nicel Pvt. Ltd. Spent Nickel 1020
11 C-33, MIDC Hingna, Nagpur-440028 Catalyst
M/s. Shakti Industries Spent Nickel 1000
12 B-44, MIDC, Kalmwshwar, Dist. Nagpur - Catalyst
441501
M/s. Ganaraj Alloys Pvt. Ltd. Spent Nickel 720
C-4, MIDC, Kalmeshwar, Nagpur Catalyst and Spent
13
Molybdenum
Catalyst
M/s. S. P. Chemicals Spent Nickel 600
14 Gate No. 84, Vikram Road, Erundal 425- Catalyst and Nickel
109, Dist. Jalgaon, Maharashtra Scrap
M/s. Suhans Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. Spent Catalyst 610
15 D-46/5, 46/4, MIDC Area Jalgaon-425 containing Nickel
003
M/s. Parag Sulpha Chemicals Spent Catalyst 90
Tech Shed No.-18, Chemical Zone MIDC containing Copper
Ambernath, Dist-Thane, Maharashtra Scrap, Copper
16
Oxide Mill Scale
and Copper
Residues
M/s. Monarch Catalyst Pvt. Ltd. Spent Catalyst 2000
17 Plot No.A-94 & F-1/2, MIDC Phase-1, containing Nickel
Dombivili (E), Distt. Thane-421 203
M/s. Om Balaji Inorgo Metal Pvt.Ltd. Spent Nickel 350
W-71/B, MIDC Chikhloli, Ambernath, Dist. Catalyst
18
Thane-421 505 Spent Catalyst 100
containing copper
M/s. Kam-Vit Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. Spent Catalyst 2880
Gut No.45-46 & 47 containing Nickel,
Village: Kambre, Wada, Copper, Copper
Distt. Thane, Tal. Wada -421 303 Reverts, Cakes and
Residue, Waste
19 Copper and
Copper alloys in
dispersible forms,
spent cleared
metal catalyst
containing copper
M/s. Metal Chem Spent Catalyst 360
Plot No. F-1/16, MIDC Badlapur, P.O. containing Nickel
20
Kulgaon, Dist. Thane-421 503
M/s. Aashumi Chemicals P. Ltd. Copper Dross 2000
169-B, Village Nangathane, Tal. Wada, Copper Oxide Mill
Dist. Thane, Maharashtra Scale Copper
Reverts Cakes &
Residues Copper
Scrap
21
Copper Druid
Copper slags Zinc
Scrap Brass
Dross Brass Scrap
and spent Catalyst
Containing Copper
M/s. Grishma Metal Technology Spent catalyst 1000
Gut No. 107, Vill. BIlavali, Tal. Wada, Dist. containing
22
Thane molybdenum and
cobalt
M/s. Riddhi Siddhi Steels & Alloys, Spent Catalyst 1000
Plot No. B-44, MIDC, Kalmeshwar, Nagpur containing Nickel
23
List of Authorized Recyclers/Utilizers /Co-processors of Hazardous waste in Madhya Pradesh
Authorised Recycling
Type of Quantity Recycled/
Sr. Name and Address of / Utilisation / Co-
Hazardous Waste Utilised/ Co-
No. Industry processing Capacity
Recycled processed (MT/A)
(MT/A)
M/s. Manglam Petro
Used oil 1000 18.85
Chemicals,
1
Sagarrad, Vidisha
Waste oil 6000 138.886
(M.P.)
M/s. Universal Petro
2 Chemicals, Sagaroad, Used oil 3600 71.64
Vidisha (M.P.)
M/s. Mansapuran
Petrochemical Pvt.
Ltd.,205/A, New
3 Used oil 3600 846.13
Industrial Area-II,
Mandideep, Dist.
Raisen (M.P.)
M/s. Jaital Chemicals Used oil 900 113.837
4
IndustryGwalior Waste oil 900 12.595
M/s. Sarvvyapi Used oil 2500 1073.899
5 Petrochemicals,
Malanpur, Dist. Bhind Waste oil 3000 53.235
M/s. Rewa Refinery
Pvt. Ltd.,Plot No.
6 Used oil 4500 0
04, Industrial Area,
Waidhan, Singrauli
M/s. Diviya Refineries
7 Pvt. Ltd., Jignagat, Used oil 4150 500
Satna
Aadi Chemtrade Pvt.
Waste oil 5000 0
Ltd., Plot No.
8 404 , Sector-3,
Industrial Area Used oil 1000 63.428
,Pithampur, Dhar
Shri Agrasen Refinary Waste oil 1200 138.22
Private
9 Limited, Plot No.
Sector-3, Industrial Used oil 1000 103.599
Area ,Pithampur, Dhar
Shree Nakoda
Industries, Plot No.
10 93. Sector-1, Used oil 900 107.1
Industrial Area
,Pithampur. Dhar
Shikhar Oils Pvt. Ltd., Used oil 4800 60
Plot No. 695 .
11 Sector-3, Industrial
Waste oil 4800 0
Area ,Pithampur,
Dhar
M/s. Kamla
12 Chemicals, Richhai Waste oil 810 0
Jabalpur
M/s. Bhaskar
Lubricant pvt. Ltd.,
13 Used oil 2810 47.6
Industrial Area,
Richhai, Jabalpur
M/s. Shri Rang
Petrochem Industries,
14 Waste oil 12000 0
Industrial Area,
Meghnagar, Dist.
M/s. P20 Green
15 Refinery Ltd., K.No. Used oil 50,000 0
225, Dewas
M/s. Suraj Lubricant
Plot No. 379, Sector-
16 Used oil 900 0
III, Pithampur, Dist.
Dhar
M/s. Swam Lubricant Used oil 10,000 0
Pvt. Ltd., Plot No. 695,
17 Sector-III, Industrial
Waste oil 10,000 0
Area, Pithampur, Dist.
Dhar'
M/s. Nakoda
Lubricant
Used or spent
18 Plot No. 992/1 , jawad 3000 0
oil
Phanta, Bharbhadia,
Dist. Neemuch
M/s. M.M. Metal
Industries,
Lead Acid
7-B Sector-B,
19 battery plates 3000 191.459
Industrial Area,
& Lead scrap
Mandideep,
Dist. Raisen (M.P.)
M/s. M.M.
Enterprises, Lead Acid
21 32- B, Sector-C, battery plates 6000 200
Industrial Area, & Lead scrap
Ratlam
M/s. Chabbi
Lead Acid
Industries, Plot No.
23 battery plates 300 50
59- B/1, Industrial
& Lead scrap
Area, Dewas
M/s. Aastha
Industries, Lead Acid
24 Plot battery plates 5000 40
No. 96, Industrial & Lead scrap
Area, Dewas
M/s. Aastha
Industries, Lead Acid
25 Plot battery plates 500 25
No. 96, Industrial & Lead scrap
Area, Dewas
M/s. Swastic
Enterprises,
Lead Acid
' Plot
26 battery plates 330 10
No. 101-B, Industrial
& Lead scrap
Area No.1, A —
B Road. Dweas
M/s. G.S. Metals, Plot
No. 40 - 41 Lead Acid
27 /10, Industrial Area, battery plates 750 7
Phase - I, A - B & Lead scrap
Road, DEWAS (M.P.)
Lead Acid
31 M/s. Priya Industries, 310 0.5
battery plates
Lead Acid
M/s. A.K. Industry,
32 battery plates 600 40
Gwalior
& Lead scrap
Lead Acid
M/s. Shanti Metal
35 battery plates 500 0
Industry Gwalior
& Lead scrap
Lead Acid
M/s. S.P. Metal
37 battery plates 1700 109.93
Industry, Morena
& Lead scrap
Lead Acid
M/s. Mahaveer Metal
38 battery plates 1600 203.75
Gwalior
& Lead scrap
Lead Acid
M/s. Gwalior Metal
39 battery plates 3600 218.24
Industry Gwalior
& Lead scrap
Lead Acid
M/s. R.K. Industry,
40 battery plates 3600 0
Gwalior
& Lead scrap
M/s. B.G.S.
Lead Acid
Petrochemical
43 battery plates 1800 0
Industry
& Lead scrap
Banmore, Morena,
Agarwal Metal
Lead Acid
Industries, Plot No.
51 battery plates 2000 145.57
251/A, Sector-E,
& Lead scrap
Sanwer Road, Indore
Aman Enterprises, P.
Lead Acid
No. A-10, Sec-
52 battery plates 5000 155.82
E, Sanwer road,
& Lead scrap
I/A,Indore
Mahamaya Batteries,
Lead Acid
Sector-C, P. No.
58 battery plates 3600 2
32,I/A sanwer road,
& Lead scrap
Indore
Neha Industries,
Lead Acid
Sector -F, plot no.
60 battery plates 3600 155.82
327-328, Sanwer
& Lead scrap
road, Indore
Noble Industries,
Lead Acid
P.No. 296-B, Sector-
61 battery plates 3000 983.588
F, I/A,Sanwer road,
& Lead scrap
Indore
Maa Vaishno
Industries, Plot No.
Lead Acid
13,
65 battery plates 5000 0
Sec-5, Katkut Road,
& Lead scrap
Industrial Area,
Badwah
Naman Industries,
Lead Acid
319/A-3, Sec-F,
67 battery plates 3700 255.019
Industrial Area,
& Lead scrap
Sanwer Road, Indore
Lead Acid
M/s. A.P. Metal
69 battery plates 1200 70
Industries, Jabalpur
& Lead scrap
M/s. Padwal
Lead Acid
Industries, Plot
74 battery plates 450 0
No. 12, Industrial
& Lead scrap
Area, Jhabua
M/s. Shivam
Industries,
Lead Acid
Vill. Mordongri,
75 battery plates 900 0
Nagpur Road,
& Lead scrap
Pandhurna, Dist.
Chhindwara
M/s Savitri
Enterprises. Plot No.-
22-
Zinc Dross
78 B, Laxmibai Nagar fort 300 70
& Zinc Ash
Industrial
Area, Indore, Distt.-
Indore.
M/s Uttam Organics
Fertichem Pvt.
Ltd. Khasra No. 415. Zinc
79 8400 1109.29
Industrial Area , Sulphate
Nimrani A.B. Road,
Distt. Khargoan
M/s Sugam
Chemicals, Plot No. Organic
341 , solvent (by
82 600 233
Sector-3, Industrial waste solvent
Area ,Pithampur, recovery)
Dhar
Copper scrap
500 0
Copper alloys
M/s. Cables
83 Processors India Ltd., Insulated
Maneri, Mandla copper wire
1500 0
scrap/copper
druid
Zinc Ash/Zinc
M/s V.K.Metcast Pvt. Ltd., F-60, Dust/Zinc
26 6000 3641
RIA, Chopanki Alwar Skimming
(S1. 6.3)
Zinc Ash/Zinc
M/s Interact Auto Pvt. Ltd., F-1017. Dust/Zinc
27 1800 83.1
RIA Khuskhera Alwar Skimming
(SI, 6.3)
Zinc Ash/Zinc
M/s Hitesh Enterprises. II-1-794, Dust/Zinc
28 1440 256.26
RIA, Chopanki Alwar Skimming
(SI, 6.3)
Lead bearing
M/s Pilot Industries Ltd, A-44. RIA, waste including
31 12000 8914.91
Kahrani Alwar battery
waste (S4, 18)
Lead bearing
M/s Sumetco Alloys Pvt. Ltd., 0-
waste including
32 740 Phase-11, RIA, Bhiwadi 5000 510.54
battery
Alwar
waste (S4, 18)
Lead hearing
M/s Exclusive Lead Alloys Pvt. Ltd.,
waste including
33 0-1-690, Phase-11, R1A, 5000 2028.85
battery
Bhiwadi Alwar
waste (S4, 18)
Lead bearing
M/s Lotus Alloys, G-1-669, RIA, waste including
34 3000 125.85
Chopanki Alwar battery
waste (S4. 18)
Lead bearing
M/s Rohan Metal Pvt.Ltd &733. waste including
35 27000 1817.37
Phase-11 R1A, Bhiwadi Alwar battery
waste (S4, 18)
Lead bearing
M/s Arya Alloys Pvt. Ltd., B-824, waste including
36 29400 3003
RIA, Bhiwadi Alwar battery
waste (S4, 18)
Lead bearing
M/s Ashish Pigments and Alloys
waste including
37 Pvt. Ltd, G-1-691, R1A, 4500 1500
battery
Bhiwadi. Alwar
waste (S4, 18)
Lead bearing
M/s Exclusive Food Product Pvt.
waste including
38 Ltd., G-I-678, RIA. Bhiwadi 3000 0
battery
Alwar
waste (S4, 18)
Chemical
Sludge from
M/s SRF Ltd., Village & Post
39 waste water 500 125.03
Jhiwana Alwar
treatment (S1,
35.3)
55 M/s Vasoo N a1G-287, MIA Alwar Battery recycle 4000 TPA 180.59 TPA
60 M/s Vasoo Metal Unit -iii Alwar E-waste 525 TPA 448 TPA
Lead Acid
M/s Shree Swastik Pigments, Batteries/Plate
82 1500 TPA 225 MTA
Parbatpura, Ajmer s/Lead
Scraps
Lead Acid
M/s Shree Mahaveer Industries, F-
Batteries/Plate
83 13, R11(.0 Ind. Area, 3000 MTA 675 MIA
s/Lead
Parbatpura, Ajmer
Scraps
Lead Acid
M/s Anjeneya Metal Corp., Batteries/Plate
84 1800 TPA 0
Parbatpura, Ajmer s/Lead
Scrap
Lead Acid
M/s Shree Balaji Metal Works,
Batteries/Plate
85 Village-Sendariya, Parbatpura, 900 TPA 0
s/Lead
Ajmer
Scraps
250 KLA (It has been
Used Oil 14.910 KL
converted into MT/A)
Chemical
Sludge from 18000 MT/A (It has been
655.43 MT
waste water converted into MT/A)
treatment
Lead bearing
M/s Om Industries, Nal Badi, waste including
88 2500 96.75
Bikaner battery
waste
Lead bearing
M/s Dinesh Battery Industries. A
waste including
89 28 Phase 1,"RIICO Industrial 800 14.325
battery
Area Hanumantarh
waste
Lead bearing
M/s Soka Industries.Chak 18 NW wasteincluding
90 1500 45
D, teh-Rawatsar Hanumangarh battery
waste
Lead bearing
M/s Pawan Foundary Works, F- waste including
91 500 0
243, Udyog Vihar Shriganganagar battery
waste
Lead bearing
M/s Gagan tidyog, G-1-120. Udyog waste including
92 40 0
Vihar Shriganganagar battery
waste
Lead bearing
M/s Magnum Metals, G-1-144 C, waste including
93 1160 0
Udyog Vihar Shriganganagar battery
waste
Lead bearing
M/s Ganpati Udyog, G-1/119 A
waste including
94 Phase L Udyog Vihar 1000 0
battery
Shriganganagar
waste
Lead bearing
M/s Shri H.I. Industries, G--1- waste including
95 500 8.996
13,11dyog Vihar Shriganganagar battery
waste
Lead bearing
M/s Shree Ganesh Udyog, F 160
waste including
96 RIICO Industrial Area 960 229.114
battery
Shriganganagar
waste
Lead bearing
M/s Shivam Enterprises, G-53,
waste including
97 Phase-1, Udyog Vihar 1000 4.6
battery
Shriganganagar
waste
Lead hearing
M/s Kataria Metal Industries
waste including
98 (11/142 B. Phase I. Udyog Vihar , 900 0
battery
Shriganganagar
waste
Waste Mix
2759.89
liquid 18000 TP/A
ETP sludge of
537
M/s J. K. Cement Works, Mangrol. textile unit 12000 TPA
101 NA
Chittorgarh
Lead Zinc Slag 30000 TPA 0
Pharmaceutical
waste (category
20.3 -100 TPA
0
28.1- 552. 600 TPA
28.3- 10 TPA,
28.5-0.512 TPA
Chemical
0
Gypsum 39600 TP/A
Waste Mix
2398.63
M/s J. K. Cement Works, liquid 9600 TP/A
102 NA
Nimbahera, Chittorgarh
Waste mix
liquid and 0
solid 8400 TP/A
Waste mix
0
Solid 18000 TPA
Non
Contaminated 0
plastic waste 100 TPM
Lead batters
M/s M/s Gravita (India) Ltd,,
scrapiplates &
109 Saurabh Farm, Harsuliya Mod 27600 14854.199
other lead
Pha i Jai ur
sera's
Lead Acid
M/s Premier Metals.E-113, RIA,
120 Battery 4500 227.74
Sarna Doongar, Jaipur
recycler
oil (Grinding
200 TPM 936.83
waste)
M/S
Gillete,Bhiwadi
(5.2)
Waste/Residue
s containing
GUMMIDIPOONDI
MARAIMALAI NAGAR
SRIPERUMBUDUR
a) M/s TES-AMM INDIA PVT LTD,
Plot No. A18, SIPCOT Industrial
1 Growth Centre, Oragadam, E-Waste 10387 9054.05
Sriperumbudur Taluk,
Kancheepuram Dist.
b) GEMS RECYCLING PRIVATE
LIMITED, 147/A,Neervallur village,
Kancheepuram Tk, kancheepuram Dt.
Authorised
Recycling / Quantity Recycled/
Type of Hazardous
Sr. No. Name and Address of Industry Utilisation / Co- Utilised/ Co-
Waste Recycled
processing processed (MT/A)
Capacity (MT/A)
Trichy Zone
M/s Trichy Metal Stores, S.F. NO. 319- unit was not in
B4-Lead and Lead
1 4B, 5B, Itchikamalapatty, Kulathru 600 operaton for more
components
Taluk, Pudukottai District than 2 years
M/s Dalmia Cement (B) Limited, Solid Waste Mix 17500 146
8 Palaganatham Village, Ariyalur Taluk
ETP Sludge 45000 3176
& District
M/s Dalmia Cements (B) Ltd, Solid Waste Mix 15200 1451
9 Thamaraikulam Village, Ariyalur
ETP Sludge 45000 1636
District
Paint sludge 22610 2452
Oily cotton Waste 360 3548
M/s Ultra Tech Cement Ltd (Unit-I) ETP Sludge 105000 30078
10 Reddipalayam Village, Ariyalur Taluk Spent Carbon 10055 6.7
& District liquid Spent
13832 54
Solvents
FRP Waste 865 24
Lead recycling
Etasha Batterys,Sy.no.155/1,
U (part-
Scrap Lead Acid
17 II), Teegapur vill, Kothur Mdl. 60 27
Batteries
MBNR
dist.,509228
Mittal Batteries
Pvt.Ltd.,,Sy.No.24/A,
APIIC, Industrial Park, Scrap Lead Acid
19 300 158
Kothur(V) & Batteries
(M) , Mahabubnagar
Dist,509228
SHEESH MAHEL
INDUSTRIES,sy
Scrap Lead Acid
23 no 758 chattanpalle(V) 0.73 0.4
Batteries
faroognagar(m)
Rangareddy Dist-509216
Zinc Recycling
Solvent Recovery
M/s. Sarvodaya Solvents Pvt
Ltd.,
(Formerly M/s. Reliance
Teltronic
1 Spent Solvent 1440 940
Industries), Plot No.52, Phase
— I, IDA
Cherlapally, Rangareddy
District
M/s. TCR Chemicals
Industries is
2 Spent Solvent 1080 690
located at Pl. No.153, IDA
Cherlapally, R.R. District
M/s. Jayanth Pharmaceuticals
(P) Ltd., Plot No.4A, Phase —
I, IDA
3 Spent Solvent 3600 1800
Cherlapally, Rangareddy
District.
District
M/s Spar Labs Pvt Ltd.,
Sy. No. 79, Alinagar,
Chetlapotharam
16 Spent Solvent 3650 0
Village, Gaddapotharam (GP),
Jinnaram (M), Medak
District
VURADI LABORATAORIES
PVT
LTD PLOT NO.21,PHASE- SPENT MIXED
24 2300 1461
II,IDA SOLVENTS
PATANCHERU,SANGAREDDY
DIST
Co-Processing
Organic Waste-
M/s KESORAM CEMENT
1200 TPM
1 FACTORY, BASANTNAGAR, 16800 2400.48
Spent Carbon 200
Peddapally Dist.
TPM
11 M/s Anandeshwar Metal, D-38 Site 5 Panki , Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.8
Kanpur
12 M/s ANIL MEATL WORKS (KRISHNA Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.8
METAL), F-8 SITE-3 IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
13 M/s ANIL METAL, MTC D-21 PANKI SITE-3 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 165 5.4
14 M/s ANIL METAL, D-4 SITE-3 IND.AREA Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.8
PANKI KNP.
17 M/s Bhatia Metal, G-16 Site5, Panki , Kanpur Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 240 6
19 M/s DINESH METAL CO., G-117SITE-3 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.8
IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
20 M/s DURGA METAL, B/2-13 DADA NAGAR Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.8
KANPUR
21 M/s GOLD BATTERY, D-24 SITE-5 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 270 7.2
IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
23 M/s HARSH BAT. & METAL, A-1/37 DADA Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.8
NAGAR KANPUR
24 M/s HARSH METAL, MTC D-5 PANKI SITE- Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.8
3, Kanpur
25 M/s Harshit Metal Ind., G-34 Site 1 Panki , Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 105 3
Kanpur
26 M/s HARSHIT BATTERY & METAL, D-5, Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 112.5 3.6
MTC. SITE-3
27 M/s Krishna Metal works, F- 8, Site--3 panki Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 330 9.6
, Kanpur
29 M/s Laxmi Ind., F 71 Site 5 Panki , Kanpur Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 90 2.4
31 M/s LUCKY BATTERY WORKS(VEEJA), G-64 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.8
SITE-3 IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
32 M/s M.T.V. METAL., MTC D-26 PANKI SITE- Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 240 6
3, Kanpur
33 M/s MADAN METAL, B-33 DADA NAGAR Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 240 6
KANPUR
34 M/s MAHENDRA INTERPRISES, E-64 PANKI Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 165 5.4
SITE-5, Kanpur
36 M/s MAYANK METAL CO., D-82 SITE-5 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 240 6
IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
37 M/s NARYAN METAL CO., G-40 SITE-3 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 90 2.4
IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
38 M/s Niraj Ind. , E-83 Site 5 Panki , Kanpur Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 90 2.4
40 M/s PATEL AND SONS, MTC-D-16 PANKI Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 112.5 3.6
SITE-3
41 M/s PATEL METAL CO., MTC -135 PANKI Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 112.5 3.6
SITE-3
42 M/s RAGHAV IND., MTC D-6 PANKI SITE-3 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 112.5 3.6
43 M/s RAJ & SONS, A-1/34 DADA NAGAR Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 112.5 3.6
KANPUR
44 M/s Raj Brothers, G-11 SITE- 5 IND.AREA Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 165 4.8
PANKI KNP.
45 M/s RAJENDRA JAISWAL, A-1 DADA NAGAR Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 112.5 3.6
(NAHARIYA)
46 M/s RAJENDRA METAL WORKS, G-7 SITE-5 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 240 6
IND. AREA PANKI KNP.
47 M/s RAM LAL, A-1 DADA NAGAR Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 240 6
(NAHARIYA)
48 M/s RAMA METAL CO., E-63 SITE-5 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 240 6
IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
49 M/s RAMA METAL IND., J-30 SITE-3 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 240 6
IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
51 M/s S.R. (SURAJ ) METAL WORKS, G-32 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 90 2.4
SITE-3 IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
54 M/s Sai Metal works, H-59 Site-1 ,Panki , Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 180 5.4
Kanpur
55 M/s SANJAY METAL, MTC D-26 PANKI Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 135 4.2
SITE-3
56 M/s SANJAY METAL, D-38 SITE-5 IND.AREA Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 660 18
PANKI KNP.
57 M/s SANJAY METAL WORKS, G-5 SITE-5 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 660 18
IND. AREA PANKI KNP.
58 M/s SARVESH METAL, D-108 SITE-5 PANKI Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 112.5 3.6
60 M/s SHANKAR METAL WORK, F-19 SITE-5 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 240 6
IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
64 M/s SHIWAM BATTERV, MTC D-15 PANKI Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 180 5.4
SITE-3
65 M/s SIHIV SNANKER BATTERY, D-18 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 180 5.4
PANKI SITE 3
67 M/s SHARDA METAL WORKS, SITE-5, Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 270 7.2
68 M/s SURENDRA METAL WORKS, D-75 SITE- Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 165 4.2
4 IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
69 M/s VIJAY METAL WORK, F-30 SITE-5 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 180 5.4
IND.AREA PANKI KNP.
70 M/s VINOD PRAJAPATI, A-1 DADA NAGAR Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 105 3
(NAHARIYA)
71 M/s VIRENDRA METAL, E-70 SITE-5 Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.2
IND.AREA PANKI KNP
72 M/s YADAY METAL, A-1 DADA NAGAR Schedule 4 (S.No. 17) 150 4.2
(NAHARIYA)
73 M/s Miniral Oil Corp., Site 1, Panki, Kanpur Schedule 4 (S.No. 20) 366 135
74 M/s Bharat Oil Corp., Site 1, Panki, Kanpur Schedule 4 (S.No. 20) 330 121.5
75 M/s Jajmau Petro Chem, Jajmau, Kanpur Schedule 4 (S.No. 20) 0.36 0.36
76 M/s Venus Oil Corp., Site 3, Panki, Kanpur Schedule 4 (S.No. 20) 1.2 1.2
77 M/s Phonix Oil Corp., Site 3, Panki, Kanpur Schedule 4 (S.No. 20) 0.36 0.36
78 M/s Hari Metal & Chemical Industries, Schedule 4 (S.No. 14) 600 0.5
Bandi Mata Road, Chaubeypur, Kanpur
79 M/s Bhagwati Metal & Chemicals, H-16, 22, Schedule 4 (S.No. 14) 4000 0.5
Site-1, Panki Ind. Area, Kanpur
81 M/s S.K.I. Carbon Black India Pvt. Ltd. 5.1 0.550 0.550
(Formaly HI-TECH Carbon Ltd.)Renukot
Sonbhadra
90 M/s Meerut Agro Chemical Industries Process waste residue, 0.18 0.18
Ltd.Ind.Area. Partapur chemical residue
containig pesticide,
91 M/s Prakash Metal Industries, Mohkampur Lead ash, residue 9.2 9.2
93 M/s Maheswari Wire Pvt Ltd, Mohakampur, Copper ething residue 0.05 0.05
Meerut
96 M/s Tirupati Balaji Fertilizer Ind., Udyog Sludge and filter cake 18 18
puram,Meerut. cpntaing zinc residue
97 M/s Nandi Chemicals, Mohakampur,Meerut Sludge and filter cake 0.04 0.04
cpntaing zinc residue
98 M/s Sansperials Green Land, Gangol Pesticide bearing waste 0.08 0.08
Road,Meerut
103 M/s Agro care, Udyogpuram Process waste residue, 0.005 0.005
chemical residue
containig pesticide,
104 M/s Maci Organics Ltd. Ind.Area. Partapur Process waste residue, 0.02 0.02
chemical residue
containig pesticide,
110 M/s Pecific Orgochem, Ind.Area, Process waste residue, 0.3 0.3
Dheerkhera, chemical residue
containig pesticide,
111 M/s Reidel India Chemicals Pvt.Ltd. Process waste residue, 0.15 0.15
Ind.Area, Dheerkhra chemical residue
containig pesticide,
112 M/s Jayco Chemical India, Ind.Area, Process waste residue, 0.15 0.15
Dheerkhera chemical residue
containig pesticide,
113 M/s Shree Ram Agro Chemicals, Ind.Area, Process waste residue, 0.15 0.15
Dheerkhera chemical residue
containig pesticide,
114 M/s Green Care Chemical, Ind.Area. Process waste residue, 0.15 0.15
Dheerkhera, chemical residue
containig pesticide,
115 M/s Golden Agro Chemical, Ind.Area, Process waste residue, 0.15 0.15
Dheerkhera chemical residue
containig pesticide,
117 M/s Amvec Agriscienceses, Ind.Area, Process waste residue, 0.14 0.14
Dheerkhera, chemical residue
containig pesticide,
119 M/s Mateswari Pesticides, Partapur, Meerut Process waste residue, 0.15 0.15
chemical residue
containig pesticide,
120 M/s New India Pesticides, Sardhana Process waste residue, 0.18 0.18
Road,Meerut chemical residue
containig pesticide,
121 M/s Trans Yamuna Fertilizers, Process waste residue, 0.72 0.72
Dheerkhera,Meerut chemical residue
containig pesticide,
122 M/s Shimac Organics, Dheerkhera, Meerut Process waste residue, 0.18 0.18
chemical residue
containig pesticide,
128 M/s Perk Pharma. Ltd. Ind.Area, Partapur closed 0.05 0.05
146 M/s M.R.Enterprises, Vill. Daulatpur, Lead ash, residue 0.06 0.06
Baghpat
147 M/s The Baghpat Sugar Mills Ltd. Waste/residue 0.5 0.5
containing oil
148 M/s Ahlawat Agro Chemicals, Delhi Road, Pesticide 0.012 0.012
Baraut.
151 M/s Heema Pesticides, Bijrol Road, Baraut Closed 0.12 0.12
159 M/s. Sundar Lal Mittal, Mandu Road, Used oil 900 900
Hathras. Waste Oil 900 900
160 M/S Indo-lube Refineries , G-21,Industrial Used Oil 2400 2400
Area, Gorakhpur
162 M/S S.P.Chemical Works, D-1/4 A, Sec.-13, Used Oil 2372.5 2372.5
GIDA, Gorakhpur
163 M/S Deevan Industries Ltd., E-46,Industrial Used Oil 2400 2400
Area, Gorakhpur
164 M/s Prakash metal house, Gali Karvan, Ferrous/ Non Ferrous 1500 1500
Lohamandi, Agra Scrap etc.
165 M/s Seema Oil Mill, Foundry Nagar, Agra Used Lube Oil 60 60
167 M/s Amnuja Cement, Greater Noida Oily and Paint sludge 845.867 (Generation
waste only, sent
in other
states for
Co-
processing)
168 M/s J.P. Cement Factory, Dalla, Sonbhadra Oily and Paint sludge 1000 1000
waste
169 M/s Diamond Cement, Jhansi Oily and Paint sludge 4.11 4.11
waste
170 M/s Bharat Oil Co. (I) Regd., E-18, Site-IV, Used Oil/ Spent Oil, 10000 293.27
Sahibabad Industrial Area, Ghaziabad- E-Waste
201010, U.P 4000 17.393
171 M/s DEE KAY INDUSTRIES, F-9, B.S. ROAD. USED OIL /Spent Oil 1800 62
IND. AREA, GHAZIABAD.
172 M/s IFP PETRO PRODUCT P LTD, 16/2C, USED OIL /Spent Oil 6000 505
SITE-4, SBD., Ghaziabad
173 M/s STEAM OIL & GEN IND.,C-187, B.S. USED OIL /Spent Oil 3600 253.845
ROAD, Ghaziabad.
174 M/s BAJAJ INDUSTRIES,F-7,S.S. OF GT. RD., Lead bearing waste 600 360
Ghaziabad including battery waste
175 M/s K.B. METALSF-5,S.S. OF GT. RD., Lead bearing waste 900 540
Ghaziabad including battery waste
176 M/s BALAJI PIGMENTS P LTD.,A-6/17-19, Lead bearing waste 1500 900
S.S. OF G.T. ROAD, Ghaziabad including battery waste
177 M/s MAHA LAXMI METALSD-16, KAVI Lead bearing waste 600 360
NAGAR IND. AREA, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
178 M/s SHRI HARIOM METAL WORK (SUNIL Lead bearing waste 345 207
PT)D-23, B.S. ROAD., Ghaziabad. including battery waste
179 M/s SHIV METAL WORK(RAHEJA Lead bearing waste 720 432
BATTERYC-111, B.S. ROAD., Ghaziabad. including battery waste
180 M/s B.D. ENTERPRISES(D.V. METAL)D-3, Lead bearing waste 336 202
B.S. ROAD., Ghaziabad. including battery waste
181 M/s PATEL ENTERPRISES5/28, S.S. OF G.T. Lead bearing waste 900 540
ROAD, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
182 M/s R.K. METALSG-5, UDYOG KUNJ, DASNA, Lead bearing waste 600 360
Ghaziabad. including battery waste
183 M/s HINDUSTAN BATTERYG-25, UDYOG Lead bearing waste 600 360
KUNJ, DASNA, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
184 M/s L.M. PRODUCTSF-293 & 294, M.G. Lead bearing waste 1200 720
ROAD I.A., Hapur. including battery waste
185 M/s SHIV SHAKTI METALSKH-545, Lead bearing waste 540 324
SIKHERA RD, MODI NAGAR, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
186 M/s ANKUR BROTHERS23-A, S.S. OF G.T. Lead bearing waste 540 324
ROAD, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
187 M/s BALAJI METAL INDUSTRIESC-99, B.S. Lead bearing waste 3000 1800
ROAD IND. AREA, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
188 M/s NEW DURGA ENTERPRISESKH-109, Lead bearing waste 300 180
SIKHERA ROAD, MODI NGR, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
189 M/s SHRI BANKEY BIHARI METAL118, Lead bearing waste 450 270
SIKHERA ROAD, MODI NAGAR, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
190 M/s N.K. PRODUCTSG-58 & 59, M.G. ROAD Lead bearing waste 600 360
IND. AREA, Hapur. including battery waste
191 M/s PATEL INDUSTRIESF-12, UDYOG KUNJ Lead bearing waste 540 324
IND. AREA, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
192 M/s SHREE BALAJI INDUSTRIESG-37, Lead bearing waste 540 324
UDYOG KUNJ, DASNA, Ghaziabad. including battery waste
193 M/s NEON PIGMENTS CORPN.KH-112, Lead bearing waste 7500 4500
SIKHERA ROAD IND. AREA, MODI NGR, including battery waste
Ghaziabad.
194 M/s VERDEEN CHEMICAL P LTD.D-11, M.G. Lead bearing waste 9000 5400
ROAD IND. AREA, HAPUR including battery waste
195 M/s HINDUSTAN METALSF-636, M.G. ROAD Lead bearing waste 2820 1692
IND. AREA, Hapur. including battery waste
196 M/s GUPTA METAL WORKS,C-1, S.S. OF Lead bearing waste 3900 2340
G.T.RD., Ghaziabad. including battery waste
210 M/s N.K. PRODUCTS58, 59, M.G. Road Ind. Collection, Segration & 9000 -
Area, Hapur. Dismentling of E Waste
211 M/s Platnet Green Recycling P Ltd.,G-129, Collection, Segration & 1500 -
M.G. Road Ind. Area, Hapur. Dismentling of E Waste
212 M/s Rocket Sales, I-12, M.G. Road Ind. Area, Collection, Segration & 300 -
Hapur. Dismentling of E Waste
213 M/s Arsh Recycling P Ltd.,F-203, M.G. Road, Collection, Segration & 9000 -
Ind. Area, Hapur. Dismentling of E Waste
214 M/s Adharsh Agro Chemicals, Moradabad Process waste residue, 0.05 0.05
chemical residue
containig pesticide,
215 M/s Shakti Agro Chemicals (India) Ltd., Process waste residue, 0.02 0.02
Moradabad chemical residue
containig pesticide,
218 M/s Star Paper Mill, Saharanpur Process sludge 42059 42059
List of Authorized Recyclers/Utilizers /Co-processors of Hazardous waste Uttarakhand
S.No. Name and Address of the facility Type of Authorized Quantity
Hazardous Recycling/Utilization/Co- Recycled/Utilized/Co-
Waste Processing Capacity processed (MT)
Recycled (MTA)
1 M/s Vimal Petrothin Pvt Ltd, Plot Lead 24900 7070.41
No IP-15A, Raipur Sahakari Recycling
Audhagyik Kshetra, Bhagwanpur
Roorkee
2 M/s Tanya Engineers, Khara No Lead 4800 103.94
204, Raipur, Bhagwanpur Recycling
3 M/s Sahid Metal Alloys, Plot No Lead 3000 496
353, Raipur Industrial Area, Recycling
Bhagwanpur
4 M/s Jay Ace Technology Ltd, Lead 24000 Not in operation in
Khasra No 92-95, Raipur Industrial Recycling 2016-17
Area, Bhagwanpur
5 M/s Prince Metal Industry. Khasra Lead 240 Not in operation in
No 269 Lakeshwari Bhagwanpur Recycling 2016-17
6 M/s Attero Recycling Pvt Ltd, E-Waste 12000 1320 MTA
Raipur, Bhagwanpur 251448 Nos per
Annum
7 M/s Bharat Oil and Waste E-Waste 10008 66 MTA
Management Ltd, Lakshar, Roorkee 190 Nos per Annum
8 M/s Resource E-Waste Solution Pvt E-Waste 6000 324 MTA
Ltd, Plot No 97, Industrial Area,
Bhadrabad
9 M/s Scatro Metal recycling Plat, E-Waste 1000 256 MTA
Khasra No 314, Mehwar Khurd,
Roorkee
10 M/s Anmol Paryavaran Sarakshan E-Waste 1200 377 MTA
Samiti, Daulatopur, Budhwa 1468 Nos per Annum
Saheed, Haridwar
11 M/s Pilot industries Ltd, IIE Pant Lead 72000 12908
Nagar Recycling
12 M/s Global Environment Solution, Used Oil 2800 230
Gadarpur, Kashipur
List of Authorized Recyclers/Utilizers /Co-processors of Hazardous waste West Bengal
Authorised
Recycling / Quantity Recycled/
Type of Hazardous
S.No. Name and Address of the facility Utilisation / Co- Utilised/ Co-processed
Waste Recycled
processing (MT/A)
Capacity (MT/A)
M/s Abdul Salam & Co., Dharala,
Lead acid battery
1 Panagarh, Budbud, Dist- 1200 MTA CLOSED
plates/ scrap
Burdwan, Pin-713 148
M/s Associated Pigments,
MouzaKanakpur, Lead Acid Battery
2 P.0.-Naranda, P.S. Plates and Lead 63000 MTA Lead Scrap 330.8
Panskura-721 139, Dist-Purba Scrap
Medinipur
M/s Panchwati Metal Works, B- Lead acid battery Battery Scrap, Ash,
8C/H/8, plates/lead Dross (Auction &
14 160 MTA
Jagodyan Lane, P.O. scrap/lead ash/lead Private
- Kankurgachi, Kolkatta 54. residue Company)=2.81 MT
M/s Raj Finoxides (P) Ltd., Village plates and other lead
16 Kharial, P.O. - DCC, Distt. scrap 7800 TPA NOT SUBMITTED
Hoogly, Pin - 712 310 Lead acid battery
M/s Tarak Metal Industries, 76, Used-Lead Ash / Lead dross, Lead ash
26 Canal Circular Road, Kolkata - Lead 250 MTA .(Manufacturer)=124.3
700054. Acid Battery Plates 9 MT
Battery Scrap
M/s Panchwati Metal Works, Vill. &
Lead Acid Battery (Auction), Battery Ash
43 P.O. Angori, P.S. Sankrail, Dist. 900 MTA
Plates / Scrap & Dross (Private
Howrah-711 302
Company)= 5.11 MT
Copper Cable /
M/s Vinod Metal Industries, Copper Dross / Brass
Mouza& Village - Argori (NH-6), Dross - 420 MTA
44 480 MTA NOT SUBMITTED
P.O. Argori, P.S.-Sankrail, Lead Acid Battery
Howrah-711302 Plates / Lead Scrap
400 MTA
Scale /Copper
Copper Scrap /
M/s Eastern Dye Chem (P) Ltd., P.O.
Copper Oxide / Mill
East Udairajpur
47 Residue / Waste 500 MTA NOT SUBMITTED
Madhyamgram, Kolkata-700
Copper and Copper
129.
Alloys, Copper Slag
and Copper Dross -
M/s Raj Metal Industries, Lead Acid Battery Scrap Battery Type
66 66. MouzaMajukshetra, P.S. Plates, Lead Scrap 4400 MTA Metal Lead Dross
Jagatballavpur, Dist. Howrah and Lead Ash - (Auction)=10.338 MT
i) LA battery
plates
/ ashes /
i) LA battery plates / residues /
ashes / residues / scraps : 4000
scraps ii) Cu MTA
dross/Druid/jelly ii) Cu
filled Cu dross/Druid/jelly
cables/waste Cu filled Cu
M/s J.S.PigmentsPvt. LtJ., VIII &
alloys/Cu residue : cables/waste Cu Lead = 6.5 MT, Copper
88 P.O.: Jarura, P.S.:Polba , Delhi
iii) Brass dross scrap alloys/Cu residue = 7.3 M.T.
Road , Pin - 712 138.
: :
Zinc dross / 1488 MTA iii)
ash/skimming/ Brass
residue and zinc dross scrap : Zinc
alloy : dross
/ash/skimming/
residue and zinc
alloy : 1005 MTA
(*) The capacity could not provided beacause all the above mentioned units have been authorized for collection &
transportation of hazardous waste from Chandigarh to their facility located in the nearby states.
List of Authorized Recyclers / Utilizers / Co-processors of Hazardous Waste in Puducherry
Authorized
Quantity Recycled
Sl. Name and Address of the Type of Hazardous Recycling/Utilization/Co-
Utilized/Co-processed
No. facility waste Recycled processing capacity
(MT)
(MTA)
ANNEXURE-5
DETAILS OF AVAILABLE
COMMON INTEGRAED
TSDFs WITH COMMON
INCINERATION &
SECUTED LANDFILL