AP to set up bio waste-power plants in each district

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has ordered the officials to make proposals and find suitable locations for setting up bio-waste-power plants one each in the 13 districts. It becomes a great challenge for the governments to deal with the hazardous waste that generates in large quantity from villages to metro cities.

Hence, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu welcomed the private companies that came forward to set up these plants in the AP state also. Currently, this kind of waste-to-energy plants are operating successfully in metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai and also in some other big cities in the country. Power will be generated from the solid and liquid waste in these plants. Bio-waste generated from cattle and other animals is also used for generating power in these recycling plants.

Chandrababu Naidu has asked the officials to ensure these bio-energy plants be commissioned within 18 months. If, this becomes reality, the state will become free from the polluting waste and will have some additional power generation also from it.