KPCL to set up waste to energy plant at Rs 260 crore in Bengaluru
The Karnataka Power Corporations Limited (KPCL) will set up an 11.5 MW waste to energy (WTE) plant at the cost of Rs 260 crore in Bidadi in the next two years.
The KPCL clarified that the plant will have indigenous products and equipment.
Bidadi is 32 km from Bengaluru and is an industrial hub, where prominent units like Toyota Motors operate.
According to a note released by the KPCL, the plant would need 600 tonnes of segregated waste on a daily basis to produce power.
In a bid to dispose of 600 tonnes of segregated waste generated by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa had directed the KPCL to come up with a project, a senior official said.
