Indian Market for Environment Services to Grow to € 3.2 billion

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India has a growing demand for modern environmental technologies and services. The country has approximately 36.5 million tonnes of waste generated annually and will see a rise in waste generation from less than 40,000 metric tonnes per year to over 125,000 metric tonnes by the year 2030. IFAT India 2013 provided a platform to the industry from relevant environmental sectors in water: sewage, refuse, recycling and energy conservation management in India.

Further giving his views, Head Vertical, Water & Waste Water Process Automation, Mr Ignatius Dsouza said, “Fast growing Indian water market is strategically important to Siemens. IFAT INDIA 2013 is a good platform to demonstrate Siemens products, systems, solutions & services to our customer and this also benefits customer to express their requirements. Further IFAT INDIA brings the water community together.

“The Perfect Platform for the Environment Industry”

‘Innovation Exchange’ was held concurrently with the exhibition. This unique platform is designed for the show participants, Industry think-tanks, consultants and Industry technical fora to provide meaningful insights into current trends, new & emerging technologies, their impact, sustainable and environment friendly products and technologies as well as global best practices in the Environmental Industry.”

“At IFAT INDIA, both national and international companies would present their solutions and innovations to address the solid waste management issues. It is the perfect platform for the environment industry to visit and connect with the industry”, asserted President, National Solid Waste Asssociation of India (NSWAI), Dr Amiya Sahu.

Exciting Projects Already Underway

The National Solid Waste Association of India (NSWAI) is the only leading professional non-profit organization in the field of Solid Waste Management including Toxic and Hazardous Waste and Also Biomedical Waste in India.

India is a future market where a lot will still happen. There are already several projects that are being realized with the involvement of the private sector. IFAT India 2013 showcased products that have been adapted to the market and also provide an opportunity for equipment suppliers from different sectors of water, sewage, refuse and recycling to share and educate people about their innovative technology.

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