Waste Audit & Consultancy
Detailed site audits, waste flow mapping, and KPI reports to identify reduction opportunities and target high‑impact interventions.
Our Waste Management Consultancy services help organizations design, implement, and optimize sustainable waste handling systems. We provide expert guidance on reducing waste generation, improving recycling efficiency, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. Our Waste Management Consultancy services help organizations design, implement, and optimize sustainable waste handling systems. We provide expert guidance on reducing waste generation, improving recycling efficiency, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
A Waste Audit helps organizations understand the types, quantities, and sources of waste they generate. By analyzing waste streams, businesses can identify opportunities to reduce waste, improve recycling efficiency, and cut operational costs.
From source segregation to resource recovery, our end‑to‑end services help businesses and communities reduce environmental impact, cut costs, and create circular‑economy value.
Detailed site audits, waste flow mapping, and KPI reports to identify reduction opportunities and target high‑impact interventions.
Colour‑coded bins, behavioural campaigns, and scheduled collection routes that increase diversion rates and reduce contamination.
On‑site organic composting, material recovery facilities (MRF), and partnerships with certified recyclers to close the loop.
Biogas, refuse‑derived fuel (RDF), and waste‑to‑energy planning where appropriate — designed to maximise environmental benefits.
Biogas revamping modernizes existing plants by upgrading equipment, boosting methane output, enhancing energy efficiency, and reducing operational downtime. It improves waste digestion, stabilizes reactor performance, adds advanced gas-cleaning and biomethane-upgrading systems, strengthens safety features, and prepares facilities for higher capacity and future environmental standards.
Revamping, also known as biogas plant feed-system repowering, focuses on extending the working life of existing machinery and upgrading the production process.
This approach modernises older systems by merging them with advanced technologies instead of reconstructing the entire plant — making it more economical and efficient.
Key steps in biogas revamping include:
Studies show revamped digesters can achieve up to 65% COD reduction and significantly improved biogas yield.
Many operational biogas plants undergo revamping to improve gas output, efficiency, and system lifespan. Case studies highlight how plants benefit from upgraded feed systems, repaired digesters, and modern biogas purification technologies.
One case involved a municipal biogas plant that experienced declining gas production due to sludge buildup and outdated feeding mechanisms. After revamping, including digester cleaning and installation of a new pulveriser feed system, gas output increased by more than 40%.
Another industrial plant implemented modern mixers and heat-retention upgrades. This reduced downtime, enhanced digestion stability, and increased methane concentration in the produced gas.
Composting services convert organic waste into nutrient-rich compost through controlled aerobic processes, reducing landfill use and cutting greenhouse emissions. They support sustainable waste management, improve soil health, enable cost-effective recycling of food and yard waste, and help communities meet environmental standards while promoting circular-economy practices.
Composting services focus on transforming organic waste into nutrient-rich compost that can enrich soil, reduce landfill dependency, and support sustainable agriculture. Modern composting systems include decentralised units, aerobic digesters, and industrial-scale composting yards.
Key components of professional composting services include:
Proper composting reduces methane emissions, improves soil fertility, and helps municipalities and institutions manage their organic waste sustainably.
Several cities, institutions, and industrial parks have adopted composting solutions to handle their organic waste more efficiently. These case studies show how waste can be turned into a valuable resource when managed through proper composting systems.
A well-known example is a municipal composting facility that handled over 20 tonnes of organic waste daily. After upgrading to a windrow-based aeration system, compost maturity improved by 30%, and operational costs dropped significantly.
Another case involved a residential community that adopted decentralised composting units. The new system eliminated nearly 80% of its wet-waste transportation needs and produced compost used in community gardens and parks.
In a corporate campus project, rotary drum composters were installed to recycle food waste generated in cafeterias. This not only reduced waste disposal costs but also supported in-house landscape maintenance using freshly produced compost.