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Technology solutionsfor environment up-gradation

thSeminar - 7 July 2012

Hall 1, Mahatma MandirGandhinagar, Gujarat

Nodal Organisation Knowledge PartnerNational Partner

Gujarat Pollution Control BoardGovernment of Gujarat

Forest & Environment Department

Narendra ModiChief Minister, Gujarat

Gujarat, with its all-inclusive, sustainable and rapid growth, is emerging as a

globally preferred place to live in and to do business

GUJARATIndia’s growth engine

• Strategic location

• Robust physical, social and industrial infrastructure

• Home to many of India's most ambitious projects

• Abundant natural resources

• Transparent, business-friendly policies

• Land bank availability for industrial use

• The right work-life balance

• Large pool of skilled human resources

• Pro-active governance

FOCUS AREASManufacturing with focus on Engineering, Auto, Gems & Jewellery, Technical Textiles, Specialty Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology, Defense Offset and ESDM

•Urban development

• Innovation and Knowledge with focus on R&D and Human Capital

• Service Sector with focus on IT, ITeS, KPO & BPO, Tourism, Financial Services

• Ports, Ship building & related Industries

• Renewable Energy and Technologies

• Agribusiness & food processing

Sustainable Development with focus on

Vibrant Gujarat is a biennial global investors’ summit organized by Government of Gujarat aimed at bringing together business leaders, investors, thought leaders, policy and opinion makers to learn and explore business opportunities in Gujarat.

• The Vibrant Gujarat Summits have succeeded in establishing Gujarat as the most favoured investment destination of India and a networking platform for sharing of knowledge and technology from across the world.

• The exhibition during Vibrant Gujarat is an ideal platform to showcase products and services.

• One-on-one meetings, roundtable sessions, conferences etc. between investors and government officials are the highlights of the summit.

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For further details contact: Ms. Deepa SharmaConfederation of Indian IndustryCII House, Gulbai Tekra Road, Near Panchvati, Ahmedabad – 380 006, IndiaTel.: (079) 40279900-10, 4027 9914 (D), Fax: (079) 40279999Email: [email protected]

Expose the participants to the latest global and local trends in clean technologies, covering effluent treatment, waste recycling and reuse, and best practices

Provide a platform for networking and sensitizing the audience on environmental technologies

To bring environmental technologies think tanks on platform

To create awareness on environmental technologies and its economic benefits

To create a discussion platform for future clean environmental technologies to different stake holders from industry, government, Institutions and organization

To stimuli market opportunities between industry, academia and government

Objectives of the Seminar

Projected GDP growth in India stands at 8% giving boost to further industrial development and improvement of the well-being of the nation. With a robust growth in industrialization and urbanization, the need for environmentally friendly technologies

BACKGROUND

Some of the key facts of the environmental technology sector in India include:

• The environmental technology market in India is estimated at over USD 9 billion – with annual growth of about 15%

• Indian Government has initiated many new projects for improving environment and reducing pollution (USD 12.4 billion are reserved for improvement of waste management, development of urban areas, water, sanitation, etc. in 63 cities)

• Indian government is increasing compliance and enforcing legislation which will support long term growth of the environmental technology market

• Major polluting industries like chemicals, process industries, automobile, iron and steel, cement etc. are frontrunners in introduction of environmental technologies

• Indian carbon trading market, the world’s biggest, is another means of doing business in the environmental field

Gujarat is the first state in the country to set up a separate Climate Change Department – with dedicated budget for specific interventions

Gujarat Pollution Control Board office in Gujarat is the first of its kind building that runs entirely on solar energy

Gujarat is the most industrialized state in the country. With sustained investor confidence, stable governance and favorable business conditions, the average GSDP growth over the last five years has been over 10%. The State is committed to harness and promote increased use of clean technologies through renewable energy resources. To ensure promotion of environmental technologies in the state, the following organizations have been set up:

• Gujarat Cleaner Production Center• Gujarat Pollution Control Board• Climate Change Department• Gujarat Ecology Commission• Gujarat Energy Development Authority• Forest and Environment Department• Center for environment education

Some of the key initiatives of the Government in this sector are as follows:• Gujarat is the first state in the country to start a

commercial bus service using bio-diesel• The state has a revolving fund for promotion and

research on green technology• Policy for conservation of water, land and air• The state makes efforts to get maximum carbon

credit• The state aims to increase CNG network, increase

mangrove cover, reduce dependence on groundwater by creating recharge structures in cities and villages

• 39 clean management projects in sectors such as energy and petrochemicals, urban transportation, forest and environment, rural development and industries and mines to be under the Climate Change Department

Energy Efficiency

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Energy 39%

Solid Waste Manageme

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Water & Wastewater Treatment

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Air Pollution Control

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Hazardous Waste

Management3%

Environment

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Environment technology market segments in India

ABOUT THE SEMINAR

Technology solutions for environment up-gradation

The event will focus on 2 core themes:

This session would cover sewage treatment and utilization, proven technologies and success stories, Reduce, reuse and recycle of waste, and success stories

Waste to resources:Emerging trends andsuccess stories

Innovative TechnologicalSolution for Waste Treatmentand Disposal

The panel will deliberate on cleaner production techniques, regulatory scenario in the sector and possible recommendations to various stakeholders

The topics of the seminar would cover the following aspects:

• Key success stories in implementation of environmental technologies

• Economic benefits of waste co-processing, reuse and recycle

• Key global and local scenarios in technology transfer

• Regulatory aspects

Seminar on “Technology Solution for Environment Upgradation” Saturday, 7 July 2012: Seminar Hall 1, Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar

Programme

0930 – 1000 hrs Registration of Delegates

1000 – 1005 hrs Welcome Address Hardik Shah Member Secretary Gujarat Pollution Control Board

1005 – 1015 hrs Theme Address Dr S K Nanda, IAS

Principal Secretary,Forests & Environment Department Government of Gujarat

1015 – 1020 hrs Address by Guest of Honour Dr Mira Mehrishi,IAS

Chairperson Central Pollution Control Board

1020 – 1030 hrs Special Address A K Joti, IAS

Chief Secretary Government of Gujarat

1030 – 1040 hrs Address by Chief Guest Dr Tishyarakshit Chatterjee, IAS Secretary ,Ministry of Environment & Forests

Government of India

1040 – 1045 hrs Concluding Remarks Piyush Shah Chairman, CII Gujarat State Council & Managing Director Hitachi Hi-rel Power Electronics Ltd.

1045 – 1100 hrs Tea Break

1000 - 1045 hrs Inaugural Plenary

Cleaner Production, Cleaner technology assessment, Eco-Industrial development, Emission reduction, Energy efficiency enhancement and conversion of wastes to value added products to optimize life cycle benefits, are some of the thrust areas of interventions. Industries in Gujarat have also understood the importance of the environmental compliance in the context of trade. The State is confident that such initiative will grow in number and impacts in the future too.

To take this vision forward, the Government of Gujarat organises “Technnology Sollution for Environment Upgradation”.


Technical Session I : 1100 – 1330 hrs – Waste to resources: emerging trends and success stories : This session would cover sewage treatment and utilization, proven technologies and success stories, Reduce, reuse and recycle of waste, and success stories 1100 – 1110 hrs Introductory Remarks by Session Chairman

Dr Tishyarakshit Chatterjee, IAS Secretary Ministry of Environment & Forests Government of India

1110 – 1140 hrs Sewage Treatment and its Utilization- Cost effective

practices Prof Soli Arceiwala Former Chief – Environment & Health, WHO, UN, SE Asia and Consulting Engineer.

1140 – 1210 hrs CETPs – Performance and Improvement;

Issues and Opportunities Dr S R Wate Director NEERI

1210 – 1240 hrs Treatment of VOCs in Activated Sludge Plant Dr Carl Adams Jr.

Global Practice Leader – Wastewater Treatment ENVIRON International Corporation, USA

1240 – 1310 hrs Reduce, Recycle and Reuse (3Rs) of Waste-

international perspectives Dr Prasad Modak Executive President Environment Management Center

1310 – 1330 hrs Question and Answers followed by Concluding

Remarks Dr Tishyarakshit Chatterjee, IAS

1330-1430 hrs Lunch Break


1430 – 1535 hrs: Panel Discussion “Innovative Technological Solution for Waste Treatment and Disposal”

Session Chairperson Dr Mira Mehrishi,IAS,Chairperson, Central Pollution Control Board Session Co-Chairman J S Kamyotra, Member Secretary, Central Pollution Control Board Moderator Dr S R Wate, Director, NEERI

1430 – 1515 hrs Dr Deepak Kantawala

Consultant , Mumbai Dr Yogen Parikh Mumbai

D J Yadav

Chairman, CII Gujarat Environment, Green Initiatives & Sustainability Panel and Chief Executive Officer Arvind Ltd.

Prof N J Mistry Head , Environment Engineering SVNIT, Surat

1515 - 1530 hrs Question & Answer 1530 – 1535 hrs Concluding Remarks Dr Mira Mehrishi / J S Kamyotra

1535 – 1540 hrs Change Over


1540 – 1700 hrs: Panel Discussion

“Reduce, Reuse and Recycle (3Rs) of Waste: Innovative approach for resource conservation”

Session Chairman Dr K U Mistry, Chairman, Gujarat Pollution Control Board Moderator Dr Prasad Modak, Executive President, Environment Management Center &

Hardik Shah, Member Secretary, Gujarat Pollution Control Board

1545 – 1630 hrs J S Kamyotra

Member Secretary Central Pollution Control Board

Sandeep Shrivastava Head ,Sustainbiltiy Division Ambuja Cements Ltd.

Prof Ashwini Kumar

Professor CEPT University

Bharat Jain Member Secretary Gujarat Cleaner Production Centre

1630 - 1645 hrs Question & Answer 1645 – 1700 hrs Seminar Wrap Up Hardik Shah

1700 hrs Tea/Coffee

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