Waste Technology India Expo 2024: Mumbai Waste Management & Recycling

Waste Technology India Expo : Event Name
Category: Environment and Waste Management
Event Date: 21 – 23 November, 2024
Frequency: Annual
Location: Bombay Exhibition Centre: BEC – NESCO Centre – Western Express Highway, Goregaon (East), Mumbai, Maharashtra 400063 India
Organizer: Virtual Info System Pvt. Ltd. (VIS) – 231, Mastermind-1, Royal Palms, Mayur Nagar, Aarey Milk Colony, Goregaon (E), Mumbai, India
Phone: +91 22 6120 4111
Email: marketing[at]ctwindia.com
Timings: 10:00 AM – 18:00 PM
Tickets: Visitor Registration Required – Click Here!

An exhibition focusing on Waste Management & Recycling in India

Waste Technology India Expo 2024: About

One of the prime objectives of Clean India Mission is to put in place effective waste management systems across the country so that waste is segregated at source, processed, recycled and, also converted into energy. Last three years have seen Municipal bodies; private agencies and solution providers focus more on technology and systems. Waste – be it solid or liquid, electronic, food or organic, needs specific solutions right from the collection to disposal to conversion. Waste Technology India Expo shall facilitate providing solution by bringing together of experts, end users, technology providers, stakeholders, waste recyclers, dealers, retailers and local authorities.

Waste Technology India Expo 2024:

Waste Management market in India is expected to reach US$13.62 billion by 2025. Major waste sections such as Municipal solid waste management market, e-Waste market and bio-medical waste are expected to grow at CAGR of 7.14%, 10.03% and 8.14% respectively, making India an attractive investment destination for waste recycling technologies.

Waste, be it solid or liquid, municipal, electronic, medical, industrial, food or material, has been a prime concern to India. There are innovative techniques to treat these varied forms of wastes like waste to energy technologies, vermicomposting, bioremediation, etc. However, with the relevant regulations, guidelines and procedures in place, there is an increased need for specific waste solutions right from collection, sorting, processing, treating, converting, recycling and reusing.

Following the Waste Technology India Expo 2024, which concluded on a high note, the 9th edition will provide a common platform for end users to seek waste solutions and meet with solution providers, stakeholders, waste recyclers, dealers, retailers and local authorities.

Waste Technology India Expo 2024: Event Profile

Waste — be it solid or liquid, municipal, electronic, food or organic – has been a prime concern to India. There is an increased need for specific waste solutions right from collection, sorting, processing, treating, converting, recycling and reusing. Waste Technology India Expo facilitates the coming together of end users, solution providers, stakeholders, waste recyclers, dealers, retailers and local authorities. One of the prime objectives of Clean India Mission is to achieve very effective waste management systems across the country. India is in the process of adopting different technologies for waste collection and conversion creating a huge business potential.

Why Exhibit?

SHOWCASE YOUR SOLUTION

With Stringent Government Regulations through the Regulatory authority the compliance has to be given in a time bound frame, the municipal bodies, railways, industries, real estate players and other organizations are looking for the latest waste management solutions urgently.

With over 3, 000 visitors, Waste Technology India Expo is the only platform that brings together the solution seekers and providers like municipal bodies, Industries, hospitals, hotels and institutions.

GATEWAY TO THE INDIAN MARKET

The mechanized management of the waste with core engineering action is at the slow pace in India and requires very firm footing needless to say the developed countries have made enormous progress with newer and newer technologies leading to establishments of altogether over 3000 operations through their technology base plants.

With respect to WTE there is full scope and opportunity if one wants to go parallel with equally situated, situation of chain in terms of population. China has over 300 WtE Plants alone and that is the magnitude of opportunity with India with having same pollution with chain where India has only 6 WtE plants. This expo shall certainly show the gateway to the Indian Market.

Waste Technology India Expo 2024: Visitors Profile

Waste Technology India Expo 2024: Exhibitors Profile

Equipment & Tools Recycling & Disposal

• Sorting & Handling Equipment
• Conveyors
• Hydraulic Lifts
• Industrial Loaders
• Bulldozers
  • • Compacting Loaders
    • Electric Hoists
    • Forklifts
    • Side loaders
• Crane
  • Bridge Cranes
  • Gantry Cranes
  • Grapples
  • Jib Cranes
• Vibratory Feeders & Recycling Screens
• Balers
• Compactors
• Pulverizers

• Shredders
  • Chipper Shredders
  • Industrial Grinders
  • Metal Shredders
  • Paper Shredders
  • Plastic Shredders
  • Tire Shredders
  • Refuse collection products
  • Refuse disposal equipment and vehicles
• Agitators
• Dust Collectors
• Incinerators
• Mixers
• Stainless Steel Tanks
• Waste Heat Recovery
• Forklifts
• Heat Exchangers
• Liquid Filters
• Optical Sorting

Waste Management

• Collection Tanks
• Bins
• Garbage handling systems – Vacuum Emptier
• Mobile Toilet
• Dumpers

• Medical Waste disposal and Treatment
• Hazardous waste management
• Organic waste treatment
• E-waste

Wastewater Systems & Solutions

• Equipment & Systems
• Sewer Treatment

• Industrial Wastewater recycling
• Water Treatment

Waste Recycling

• Waste to Energy
• Bio-gas
• RDF
  • Waste and biomass
  • Pre-treatment of fuels & other materials
  • Sorting, shredding and processing technology
  • Thermal treatment, plant engineering, maintenance
  • Incineration, pyrolysis, gasification
  • Anaerobic digestion
  • Composting, biological treatment,
  • Sewage sludge treatment
  • Biofuels production
  • Recycling technology secondary raw materials and material life cycles