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The Times of India
The Times of India
National
Abhijay Jha | TNN

After protests, Ghaziabad civic body seeks police help for waste plant

GHAZIABAD: First land acquisition and then opposition from local residents. Work on the much-awaited Galand waste-to-energy plant, a key to Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation’s plan to dispose of 1,200 MT of civic waste that the city generates daily, has been stuck in limbo for several months.

The civic body has now sought the help of the administration and police to complete the plant, which will have a capacity to process 1500 tonnes of waste per day and generate 60MW power, by next year.

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