The environmental and social footprint of 200 plants processing waste every single day across India.
Our plants process mixed municipal solid waste and separate it into streams with real market value — reducing landfill dependency and generating circular economy commodities.
Our material recovery rate — the percentage of incoming waste that does not go to landfill — is the core metric of our environmental performance. We benchmark, report, and relentlessly improve it.
Only 4% of the waste processed at WTW plants ultimately requires landfill disposal. The industry average in India is over 60%.
Cumulative impact since our BOOT operations began scaling in 2018.
Cumulative waste processed and diverted from open dumping or landfill across all WTW plants since 2018.
Methane from organic waste decomposing in open landfills is a potent GHG. Proper processing eliminates this. Equivalent to removing ~85,000 cars from roads for a year.
Compost sold to farmers, municipalities and landscapers. Displacing synthetic fertiliser use and returning organic matter to agricultural soil.
Plastic, paper, metal and glass separated and channelled back into manufacturing supply chains — avoiding virgin resource extraction.
Leachate from unmanaged landfills contaminates groundwater. Proper waste containment and processing protects aquifers serving millions of urban residents.
Refuse-Derived Fuel pellets supplied to industrial users — displacing coal usage in cement kilns and reducing fossil fuel consumption.
WTW's operations directly advance several of the UN SDGs that India is committed to meeting by 2030.