The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has directed officials to repair all closed public toilets and reopen them before the upcoming Ganeshotsav, amid an expected increase in footfall at markets, major roads and crowded areas during the festival.
The Sus Road project, located at survey No. The plant processes wet waste generated in Pune and produces bio-CNG, which can be used as an alternative to conventional CNG, including in vehicles. The PMC has approved the appointment of the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), Nagpur, to conduct a technical audit of two waste-treatment projects — a 200-metric-tonne-per-day wet-waste processing plant at Sus Road, Baner, and a 300-metric-tonne-per-day bio-CNG plant at Talegaon. 48/2/1, was approved by the standing committee in 2014. An intent letter was issued to Noble Exchange Environment Solutions LLP in 2015, with the project awarded for 30 years.
