Waste-to-Energy plants burn household and similar waste that could not be prevented or recycled. From this waste, the plants generate energy, either in the form of steam, electricity or hot water. The electricity is fed into the grid and distributed to the end-users; the hot water, depending on local infrastructure, can be sent to a nearby district heating (or cooling) network to heat (or cool) homes, hospitals, offices etc., and the steam can be used by the nearby industry in their production process.

Waste-to-energy is a clean, effective and hygienic method of treating waste, reducing its volume by about 90%. Our Waste-to-energy plants are clean and safe, meeting the most strict emission limit values placed on any industry set out in the EU Industrial Emissions Directives.

Spaark Bresson drives India’s transition to renewable energy by turning pressing waste management challenges into sustainable power solutions.

On Going Project :

Now we are going to establish a 24.70 MW Waste to Energy Power Plant at Kuberpur, Agra, U.P. and almost 65% work has been completed. The Plant will be operational from April 2027.