Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Denmark Experts Collaborate on Wastewater Plant Optimization in Delhi
Imagine a team of Danish experts working with Delhi's water department to make wastewater treatment plants better.
They're testing new ways to save energy at a plant in Delhi.
Their goal is to use smart technology to make the plant use less electricity and maybe even produce its own energy.
Right now, these plants use a lot of power, costing money and causing pollution.
The project hopes to show that these plants can be changed to be more efficient and save resources.
This is part of a bigger plan to work together on water projects between India and Denmark.
Danish experts are conducting a pilot study with the Delhi Jal Board to optimize a wastewater treatment plant.
The study focuses on the Coronation Pillar plant in Delhi and is expected to conclude in three months.
The project aims to enhance energy efficiency, potentially making the plant energy-neutral or positive.
The initiative uses advanced Danish expertise and smart software solutions.
This collaboration is part of the Green Strategic Partnership between India and Denmark.
- Who
- Experts from Denmark and the Delhi Jal Board (DJB).
- What
- Pilot study to optimize wastewater treatment plant performance.
- When
- Started early this year; expected to conclude in three months.
- Where
- Coronation Pillar plant in Delhi, India
- Why
- To enhance energy efficiency and potentially make the plant energy-neutral or positive.
- Partners
- Denmark and Delhi Jal Board (DJB)
- Location
- Coronation Pillar plant, Delhi
- Focus
- Optimizing wastewater treatment
- Objective
- Enhance energy efficiency
- Technology
- Advanced Danish expertise, smart software
- Partnership
- Green Strategic Partnership (GSP)