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Waste to Wealth

Muzaffarpur


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Waste to WealthMuzaffarpur

We make self sustainable projects, otherwise it will keep on depending onGovt. grants,

and alibis for non-performance, none of which could be allowed. So thegarbage has to

undergo metamorphosis to something useful and commercially viable like: 1. Compost

2. RDF

3. A C&D waste value added plant like manufacturing bricks,

blocks or even plain aggregate

4. Plastic recycling

5. Inorganic recyclable material

6. Waste to energy, by using appropriate technology like combustion/steam cycle route or biomethanation

7. Advertising on C&T vehicles

8. collection and Transportation user charge revenue

9. CDM


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Current Situation


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Waste In Muzaffarpur

Food Waste

13%

Garden trimmings/

Horticulture Waste

26%

Paper / Cardboard

7%

Plastic/ Rubber/Synthetic

20%

Glass1%

Metal

0%

Drain Silt

18%

Construction

Debris

15%

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Subsidy and Grant

The Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources (MNES) has beenpromoting waste to energy plantsrefuse derived fuel,biomethanation, biogas, and gasification. The subsidy has been in

the range of Rs.15 million to Rs.30 million per MW.

The Ministry of Environment and Forest and the Ministry ofAgriculture have subsidized compost plants upto 50 per cent of thecapital cost.


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Description (Rs. in crore)

1 Collection & Transportation equipment &machinery

386.44

2 Waste Processing (Compost Plants) 1001.23

3 Sanitary Landfill Development 1056.88

TOTAL 2444.55

12th Finance Commission Grants for MSWM S. No

Out of this total investment requirement of Rs. 2444.55 crore, it was envisaged that around 20 per cent (Rs. 500.62 crore) wouldcome from private sector participation, primarily in the waste processing and sanitary landfill development.Further, in the recent report on 13th Finance Commission Grant (2010-2015), an incentive grant of Rs. 5,000 crore is recommendedfor grid-connected renewable energy based on the states achievement in renewable energy capacity addition from April, 2010 toMarch 2014. Of Indias total installed capacity of around 156,783 MW, renewable energy contributes only around 10%, or 15,427MW.


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GoI subsidy for Waste-to-Energy S. No.

Project Description Incentive

1 Power generation from MSWinvolving RDF

Rs. 1.5 crore per MW

2 Power generation on high-ratebiomethanation


3 Power from MSW on

gasification-pyrolysis & plasma

arc


4 Biomethanation technology

for power generation from

vegetable market waste,

slaughterhouse waste above250KW capacity

50% of project cost; max Rs 3.0crore per MW

5 Project Developmentassistance per project

Up to Rs. 10 lakh

6 Capacity Building initiatives Rs 3 lakh per event


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Tax Holiday for the Project Entity for SWM As announced in the Union Budget 2001/02, deductionunder Section 80IA of the Act in respect of profits and gains of undertaking /or enterprise

engaged in infrastructure facilities relating to solid waste management is allowed at 100 per centof such profits for 10 consecutive GoI-ADB-PPP Initiative Improving delivery of MSWM services inIndia through PPPs Volume IOverview and Process 64assessment years out of first 20 years of the project. However, to qualify for tax holiday under thisprovision, the enterprise must satisfy the following conditions:

Tax Exemption for Income of Infrastructure Capital Funds/Companies Section 10(23G) of theIncome Tax Act provides that any income of an infrastructure capital fund or an infrastructurecapital company or a cooperative bank by way of interest, dividends, and long-term capitalgains from investments made by way of equity or long term finance is an approved enterprisewholly engaged in the business of (i) developing, (b) maintaining and operating, or (c)developing, maintaining, and operating an infrastructure facility shall not be included incomputing the total income.


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Sale-Price

S.No

Recyclable recoverable fromMSW

Indicative rates (Rs. Per Kg)

1 Metal Rs. 7.09.0 per kg

2 Ceramic Rs. 1.52.0 per kg

3 Glass Rs. 3.54.5 per kg

4 Paper and Corrugatedcardboard

Rs. 2.53.0 per kg

5 Plastics Rs. 6.07.5 per kg


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A 200 TPD Plant Capital Cost =8 CR(Approx)

Compost or RDF 32.5 97500Paper 7 21000Plastic 14 98000Glass 0.96

4320Metal 0.5 4500Inert 66.5 0Total 121.46 225,320.00

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