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Waste-to-energy plants get nod, not a green solution, say experts

GCC received approval to set up a 3,450-crore WTE plant at Kodungaiyur dumpyard to process 2,100 tonnes of waste daily and generate 21MW of power.

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Mar 15, 2025 - 14:30
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Waste-to-energy plants get nod, not a green solution, say experts
GCC received approval to set up a 3,450-crore WTE plant at Kodungaiyur dumpyard to process 2,100 tonnes of waste daily and generate 21MW of power.
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