Over 10,000 million litres of water treated.
Over 15,00,000 Kgs of food waste processed.
Over 3,00,000 cubic meter of biogas reclaimed.
Through meticulous research and development and studying the drawbacks of conventional systems for decades, our key management has been striving to perfect sustainable solutions in sewage treatment and here we are reinventing the process with innovations that are making us resource efficient and future ready
As the most recognized emerging startup in the field of wastewater management and cleantech, Enewate has always prioritized sustainable solutions. Our solutions generate clean energy in the form of biogas which can be used for electrification.
We believe that our clients shouldn’t have to settle for mediocrity. Our design process is focused towards finding the optimal solution for the clients without any compromises. Every client is unique and so is our bespoke design approach.
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With round the clock attention, our plant managers ensure that our clients have a hassle free ownership experience.
Our design approach reduced the area footprint of the STP, which was monetized by creating twelve additional car parks.
Not just capex, but also the elimination of a perennial problem of noise and vibrations caused to the residents.
A comprehensive solution including water reclamation and organic kitchen waste zero discharge unit.
The biogas generated is utilized for cooking in their kitchen.
With our state of the art ARBiT® sewage treatment plants we recycle millions of litres of wastewater everyday. The treated water is reused thus reducing the stress on the delicate water balance of our planet.
Our biomethanation plants are designed to process organic waste and generate clean biogas which can be used for cooking purposes or to generate electricity. We are not only converting waste to energy, we are also solving the problem of waste management in urban areas.
With our resource recovery and reuse capabilities, we strive to create a sustainable energy efficient impact on millions of households thus redefining environmental management.