Contract aligns with India’s push for domestic solar manufacturing under PLI, says Verma
Mohali-based Spray Engineering Devices Limited (SED) has secured a contract from VA Tech Wabag Limited to design, engineer, manufacture, supply, erect, and commission a 300 KLD Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) system (2 × 150 KLD) for RenewSys India Pvt Ltd’s solar PV facility in Hyderabad.
It will strengthen SED’s presence in India’s growing solar manufacturing ecosystem, where water efficiency, environmental compliance, and resource recovery are key priorities.
With this latest win, SED said continues to expand its presence across PV solar manufacturing, semiconductors, and advanced process industries, where water recovery and sustainable operations are key investment priorities.
RenewSys, part of the Enpee Group, is a manufacturer of solar PV modules, solar cells, encapsulants, and backsheets. The project supports sustainable manufacturing practices in India’s clean energy sector.
High-Recovery Water Recycling System
The project will deploy SED’s MVR-based Low Temperature Evaporation (LTE®) technology integrated with a dryer. The system is designed to recover 90-94% water from industrial effluent streams while producing condensate with less than 300 ppm TDS, making it suitable for reuse in process and utility operations. The plant treats high-TDS wastewater while achieving Zero Liquid Discharge, reducing freshwater use and groundwater dependence at the facility.
Energy-Efficient Water Treatment
According to SED, the plant uses Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) technology to enable low-temperature evaporation, resulting in negligible steam consumption. The operation cost makes it a cost-efficient solution for industrial wastewater recovery, particularly for sectors such as electronics, semiconductors, specialty chemicals, and renewable energy manufacturing, where sustainability and operating efficiency are increasingly important.
Sector Growth Opportunity
The contract aligns with India’s push for domestic solar manufacturing under PLI and import substitution, while tighter environmental norms drive demand for ZLD and water reuse, further strengthening SED’s position in industrial water management for emerging sectors, said Vimarsh Verma, Director, Spray Engineering Devices Limited.
“This order validates our commitment to engineering solutions that go beyond compliance and deliver measurable sustainability outcomes. At SED, we are enabling industries to transition toward a circular water economy through efficient, reliable, and future-ready technologies. We remain focused on fast execution, operational excellence, and long-term value creation for our customers,” Verma said on 5 May.
Established in 1992, SED has commissioned systems in 550+ plant installations across India and over 40 countries, supported by in-house R&D and manufacturing facilities in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh. The company develops technologies in evaporation, heat transfer, crystallization, and ZLD systems. Fiinews.com
