Indian business house based out of Madurai (primarily in IT and consultancy but diversifying), India is spearheading a project along with another business house to set up a a unit of approximately 7 to 15 KW capacity at Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu, India and later on looking at establishing other waste to energy units in different capacities.

They are looking for a company from the UK that could establish such unit for in India from the scratch to commencement of process [i.e. clean energy from junk]. The unit should also be capable of removing any recyclables, ferrous and non ferrous metals etc. from the trash. The company is prepared to invest for the entire project and also provide site.

Companies from the UK should come forward with all infrastructure and technology to establish such unit in India that can segregate various kind of energies from waste materials. And also provide adequate training for the people who continue to work with the unit.

The directors of the companies are visiting the UK from the 30th of June until the 7th of July and are willing to meet companies who are ready to work with them.

For more information and to set up an appointment (or establish contact with the company) kindly contact sukanya.ramanujan@fco.gov.uk