Archive · 25 May 2025
NSPCL and RMC Partner to Conserve Water and Protect the Environment
NSPCL Bhilai and Raipur Municipal Corporation (RMC) are teaming up to save water!
They've made a deal where NSPCL will use 18 million liters of cleaned-up water every day from a treatment plant.
This helps the environment by using less fresh water and protecting groundwater.
The water comes from the Chandandih Sewage Treatment Plant, which can clean up a lot of water.
This is a big step toward keeping rivers and drains clean, and it follows rules from government missions.
The project will include laying pipelines which NSPCL will pay for.
The agreement was signed in Bhilai, supported by local leaders.
NSPCL and RMC have signed an MoU for water conservation.
NSPCL will use 18 million liters of treated water daily.
Water will come from the Chandandih Sewage Treatment Plant.
The project supports environmental protection and groundwater rejuvenation.
The MoU signing took place at NSPCL's Bhilai office.
- Who
- NSPCL Bhilai and Raipur Municipal Corporation (RMC)
- What
- An MoU for NSPCL to use 18 million liters of treated water daily from the Chandandih Sewage Treatment Plant.
- When
- The MoU was signed on Saturday.
- Where
- Bhilai, Chhattisgarh
- Why
- To conserve water and protect the environment, reduce reliance on fresh water and rejuvenate groundwater.
- Partners
- NSPCL Bhilai and Raipur Municipal Corporation (RMC)
- Water Source
- Chandandih Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)
- Treated Water Volume
- 18 million liters daily
- NSPCL's Role
- Utilizing treated water for industrial use
- Agreement
- Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)