| Project Submission No. | S00574 |
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| Project Title | MSW plant by Ujjain Waste Management Pvt. Ltd. |
| Project Owner (as per PSF & LOA) | Infinite Environmental Solution LLP |
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Focal Point of Project Owners*(FP)
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Infinite Environmental Solutions LLP |
| Email of Contact Person of FP (Primary) | jimmy@infisolutions.org |
| Email of Contact Person of FP (Secondary) | rishabh.surana@jewonline.in |
| Country | India |
| Submission Date | 29 Jun 2022 |
| Global Stakeholder Consultation Period | 6 Nov 2022 - 20 Nov 2022 |
| Sector | 13.Waste handling and disposal |
| GCC/CDM Methodology & Version | AMS III.F.: Avoidance of methane emissions through composting - Version 12.0 |
| Forecasted GHG Emission Reduction(TCO2/Year) | 56,816 |
| Forecasted E+ Label | Yes |
| Forecasted S+ Label | Yes |
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| Forecasted SDG+ Goals | SDG 3, SDG 6, SDG 8, SDG 13 |
| Forecasted SDG+ Label | Gold |
| Forecasted Market Eligibility | CORSIA(C+) |
| Name of Authorized External Representative Organization | Infinite Environmental Solution LLP |
| Name of Focal Point of External Representative | Jimmy Sah |
| Email-id of Focal Point | jimmy@infisolutions.org |
| Documents for Global Stakeholder Consultation | Project Submision, Calculation Sheet, Other Documents |
| Project Brief | The project activity is involved the establishment of a municipal solid waste (MSW) processing plant in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. The project activity will also involve installation of a production facility for manufacturing of residue derived fuel (RDF) from a small portion of MSW at the same location as that of the composting facility. The waste processing plant would have an aggregated capacity to process 300 tonnes per day (TPD) of waste. |
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| Additional Information | The project activity utilizes aerobic composting & RDF manufacturing technology to process the municipal solid waste. Windrow composting is an aerobic process during which microorganisms convert an organic substrate into stabilized organic matter with production of heat, thus avoiding the anaerobic decomposition in a disposal site which leads to production of methane. |