Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Luthra Group's Role in India's Waste Transformation
India is working on its waste problem.
The Luthra Group is helping to turn trash into valuable resources like energy and water.
They handle hazardous waste and reduce pollution.
Using technology like ZLD and CETP systems, they recycle industrial water.
India's goal is to handle more waste responsibly, with the hope that cities will use their waste to create their own water and energy by 2030.
Proper waste management can help with cleaner streets, a stronger economy, and protect the environment.
India generates 62 million tonnes of municipal solid waste annually.
Luthra Group handles about 2.5 lakh tonnes of hazardous waste each year.
The company has handled 11.8 lakh tonnes of hazardous waste to date.
Luthra Group has reduced 12 lakh greenhouse gas emissions till March 2025.
Industrial waste is projected to grow to 165 million MT by 2030.
- Who
- Luthra Group
- What
- Waste management in India
- When
- The next decade
- Where
- India
- Why
- To address waste, create resources, and promote sustainability.
- India's Annual Municipal Solid Waste
- 62 million tonnes
- Luthra Group Hazardous Waste Handled
- 11.8 lakh tonnes
- Luthra Group Landfill Waste Diverted (to March 2025)
- 1.9 lakh MT
- Luthra Group Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction (to March 2025)
- 12 lakh
- Luthra Group Recycled RO Water
- 82,81,374 m3
- Industrial Waste Growth Projection (CAGR)
- 11%
- Projected Industrial Waste by 2030
- 165 million MT