Strategic policy to ensure effluent discharge compliance
Industries are investing in efficient water recycle and reuse solutions to enhance their long-term sustainability in the Indian market which means expenditure on industrial water and wastewater infrastructure in the country will increase to US$4.65 billion by 2030 from US$2.87 billion in 2024, according to an industry report http://iwa-network.org.
This is supported by India’s strategic policy-based approach to ensure an increase in effluent discharge compliance and improve water availability for industries in urban centres, said the “Growth Opportunities in the Indian Industrial Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Market, 2025-2030” report which has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com‘s offering from 25 Feb.
The report elaborated, “India is among the leading economies projected to have continual growth in terms of industrial production over the next decade https://www.siww.com.sg/.
“It has become a prime destination for large, global companies, especially in the food and beverage, microelectronics, chemical and petrochemical, pharmaceutical, textile, and metallurgy industries. Manufacturing is set to contribute as much as 17% of the gross domestic product https://www.iea.org/.”
The scope of this study is the addressable market pertaining to the implementation of water, wastewater, and zero/minimal liquid discharge solutions. The analysis considers only opportunities that arise as part of industrial water and wastewater infrastructure implemented by the manufacturing, power generation, and refinery sectors https://www.watermeetsmoney.com/. Fiinews.com
