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Environment clearance, IGBC and CGWA

Midas Enviro provides comprehensive solutions for environmental clearance processes, ensuring that your projects comply with environmental regulations and sustainability goals. We also offer specialised services like piezometer installation for groundwater monitoring, tree surveys and mapping. In addition, we employ geo-tagging technologies to enhance project accuracy and ensure precise data management. Our services also extend to supporting Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) certifications and assisting with Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) activities, ensuring sustainable development.

Simar Pride

Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Rainwater harvesting (RWH) study and design was done at the project for environment clearance. Our work included hydrogeology survey, RWH calculation and design such as recharge pit with borewell location, layout, as well as UGWT capacity calculation and estimation.

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Indo Schottle SFS Group

Pune, Maharashtra

Rainwater harvesting study was designed for IGBC. Our work included hydrogeology survey and aquifer performance test for calculation of daily rainwater recharge rate. Calculation and designs such as recharge pit with borewell, location, layout and recharge pond design for 100% rainwater recharge were also done.

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Ugar Sugar Factory

Gulbarga, Karnataka

Rainwater harvesting study was designed for CGWA. Work included hydrogeology survey and aquifer performance test for availability of underground water, actual quantum. Rainwater harvesting calculations were done and designs for recharge pit with borewell, location, layout and storage structure design were provided.

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Minakshi Agro Industries LLP (M/S ABD Ltd.)

Paithan, Maharashtra

The project included a detailed hydrogeological survey and aquifer performance testing to assess the availability of underground water resources. Rainwater harvesting (RWH) calculations and the design of recharge pits integrated with borewells were carried out as part of the water conservation strategy.

The scope also involved the design of storage structures such as lined ponds, along with stormwater drain layouts and drainage systems for efficient rainwater management. The Rainwater Harvesting study was prepared in compliance with CGWA and IGBC requirements.

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