Plate I · Inviting industry partners

An affordable, standard retrofit – built together.

There is a large market potential for an affordable, standardised and easy-to-implement retrofit that recovers redundant energy from incineration – in India's medical waste sector, in other industries and in neighbouring markets.

What it takes to unlock the market

A commercially viable business case, with major reductions in capex, operational costs and risks compared with existing solutions – and a commercial case for new revenue streams, such as selling cooling and power to an external market.

We would very much like to welcome industry partners at an early stage: suppliers of technologies and engineering services, investors, public institutions, universities, technical colleges and research institutions.

01

Technology

Heat exchangers, steam generation, absorption cooling.

02

Engineering

Design and integration in working plants.

03

Investment

Funding a scalable roll-out.

04

Knowledge

Research, training and public policy.

Plate II · Core partners

Three organisations, two countries.

Operation of medical waste incineration in India, capacity building in heating and cooling, and environmental research.

Biotic Waste Ltd

Host facility · India

Biotic Waste Ltd specialises in bio-medical waste management. It is a leading operator in India's medical waste sector, and the only incinerator operator that meets the air emission standards under the Biomedical Waste Rules, 2016.

The company has a turnover of €10M and more than 20 years of experience in the sector. It serves 11 000+ healthcare facilities and operates five bio-medical waste facilities with a combined capacity of 100 tonnes per day, with three more being implemented. The Delhi unit has two incineration lines with a total capacity of 35 tonnes per day.

Healthcare facilities
11 000+
Facilities
5 (+3)
Capacity
100 t/day
Delhi
35 t/day

Heatnet Global

Project lead · Sweden

Heatnet Global is an international capacity building service for decarbonising heating and cooling. Its mission is to reduce capex, operational costs and risks by offering training, strategic advice, technologies, human resources and access to funding solutions.

Its international network of engineering experts and technology suppliers works closely with local engineering companies and contractors in each market – combining global know-how and reference cases with local staff experienced in large infrastructure projects.

IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute

Research · Sweden & India

IVL is an independent research institute for environment and sustainability, focusing on applied research and consultancy that help fulfil both the global sustainability goals and the Swedish environmental goals. It has Sweden's broadest environmental profile.

IVL is present in India with a large team in Mumbai, working on sustainability projects in water treatment, infrastructure and waste management.

Plate III · Team

The people behind the pilot.

Peter Anderberg
Overall project leader

Peter Anderberg

Managing Director, Heatnet Global

pa@heatnetglobal.com
PROJECT BOARD
  • Pranav TripathiManaging Director, Biotic Waste Limited
  • Rupali DeshmukhCountry Manager, IVL India
  • Kristina LygnerudProfessor, Energy Sciences, Lund University
  • Burcu UnluturkEnergy Systems Analyst, IVL Sweden, Lund University
PROJECT TEAM
  • Sanjay PrasadBiotic Waste Ltd
  • Kuldeep PanwarBiotic Waste Ltd
  • Jonathan KarlssonHeatnet Global
  • John Michael GreggHeatnet Global
Plate IV · Join the initiative

Help build the next installations.

We welcome industry partners at an early stage, to make heat recovery from incineration affordable, standardised and easy to retrofit.

Technology suppliers
Engineering services
Investors
Public institutions
Universities & colleges
Research institutes

Peter Anderberg, Overall Project Leader · Heatnet Global