Greater Noida to get fifth sewage plant in next three years
WATER & WASTE

Greater Noida to get fifth sewage plant in next three years

In the next three years, the Greater Noida Authority will construct its fifth Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) in Sector 1 of Greater Noida (west), with an installed capacity of 80 MLD. The project will cost Rs.600 mn, and it will be completed in four phases over three years, with the first phase d...

In the next three years, the Greater Noida Authority will construct its fifth Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) in Sector 1 of Greater Noida (west), with an installed capacity of 80 MLD. The project will cost Rs.600 mn, and it will be completed in four phases over three years, with the first phase delivering 20 MLD of water. STP treated water can be used for irrigation and construction on construction sites throughout the area and this will also reduce groundwater use. Greater Noida currently operates four STPs with varying capacities in various parts of the city. Contact: Greater Noida AuthorityWebsite: www.greaternoidaauthority.in

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