
Understanding CBAM: Who needs to file the report?
A roadmap to fulfil the CBAM reporting guidelines, and compliances for importers and non-EU operators before importing their products into the EU without incurring penalties.
A roadmap to fulfil the CBAM reporting guidelines, and compliances for importers and non-EU operators before importing their products into the EU without incurring penalties.
CPCB and SPCB: An overview of regulatory guidelines for pollution control and monitoring air pollution.
Recognize the fact that fossil fuels are the main driver of global warming-induced climate change. As per the data at hand, the consumption of fossil fuels account for 89% of
The CGWA has issued new guidelines for using groundwater in domestic applications like swimming pools. This blog explains key compliance steps, documentation, and monitoring responsibilities for residential users and RWAs.
Extreme use of groundwater reserves can have serious concerns for future need of water, making CGWA implement new guidelines on groundwater extraction. To meet the standard of compliances it’s important
The Central Groundwater Authority(CGWA) is the statutory body established under the Water Act, responsible for regulating groundwater developments all over India. Dated 24/09/2020, the statutory body released its general guidelines
If your company extracts more than 10 cubic meters of groundwater a day, you must get an NOC from CGWA. This step-by-step guide helps you apply for the NOC and understand the documents and follow-up actions needed. Avoid penalties and stay compliant by installing the required IoT-based groundwater monitoring system.
This article will share details on the Latest CGWA Guidelines issued by the regulatory body on the groundwater monitoring process. Central Ground Water Authority(CGWA) is a statutory body of India
Looking for a Groundwater Monitoring Telemetry System? As per the latest CGWA guidelines, it’s mandatory for industries extracting more than 10 cubic meters of water to get NOC and also
The Central Pollution Control Board(CPCB) is a statutory body established in 1974 under the Water(prevention and control of pollution) Act 1974 to enact various regulations for preventing air and water
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