CTE is a mandatory approval that any industrial unit, infrastructure project, or facility must obtain before starting construction or installation of machinery. It ensures that the proposed project will not harm the environment and follows pollution control norms.

The following Documents are required:

• Identity proof of the applicant 

• Property Ownership proof / Rent Agreement

• Current Property Tax & Land Parcha

• Detailed Project report (if require)

• List of Machinery in used

• Gross Capital Investment Certificate (Self-certified Undertaking)

• Manufacturing Process Flow Chart (if manufacturing)

• List of Raw Materials Details (Name & Quantity / month)

• List of Final Production Details (Name & Quantity / month)

• Type of waste generation & Quantity

• Trade License copy

• Self-certified Site plan / layout with Road map / Route map

Consent to Operate (CTO) is an official environmental clearance issued by the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) or Pollution Control Committee (PCC) that allows a company or facility to begin actual operations (manufacturing, processing, running equipment, etc.) after construction is completed. It is the second stage of environmental consent, issued after obtaining Consent to Establish (CTE)

The following Documents are required:

• Identity proof of the applicant 

• Property Ownership proof / Rent Agreement

• Current Property Tax & Land Parcha

• Detailed Project report (if require)

• List of Machinery in used

• Gross Capital Investment Certificate (Self-certified Undertaking)

• Manufacturing Process Flow Chart (if manufacturing)

• List of Raw Materials Details (Name & Quantity / month)

• List of Final Production Details (Name & Quantity / month)

• Type of waste generation & Quantity

• Trade License copy

• Self-certified Site plan / layout with Road map / Route map

• Copy of CTE along with compliance status

• Status of compliance of previous directions / conditions

• Current test reports for emission, effluent 

Bio-Medical Waste Authorization is a mandatory legal permission issued by the State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) or Pollution Control Committee (PCC) that allows healthcare facilities and related entities to generate, handle, collect, treat, store, transport, and dispose of bio-medical waste as per law.

The following Documents are required:

• Valid Trade License

• Copy of CTE Certificate

• Clinical Establishment License (CE)

• Copy of Agreement with Operator of a Bio-Medical Waste Facility

• Type of Bio Medical waste with Quantity

Hazardous Waste Authorization (HWA) is a mandatory authorization required for the generation, collection, storage, transportation, recycling, utilization, treatment, or disposal of hazardous waste. The primary objective of this authorization is to ensure the safe handling and environmentally sound management of hazardous waste, thereby protecting public health and preventing environmental pollution

The following Documents are required:

• Filled in Form- II with the quantity of Four categories of waste

• ETP Details with layout plan

• Copy of CTE & CTO Certificate

• Layout plan of the unit

• Copy of Agreement with Operator of Waste Facility

• Copy of Authorization in case of Renewal

• Copy of CTE

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a legal obligation under Indian environmental law that makes producers (manufacturers, importers, and brand owners) responsible for the collection, recycling, and environmentally sound disposal of the products they introduce into the market after consumer use.

The following documents are required:

• Certificate of Incorporation / Registration

• MOA & AOA (for companies) / Partnership Deed (for firms)

• GST Details, PAN Details, CIN Details

• Aadhar card & PAN Card of Authorized Person

• Board Resolution / Authorization Letter (on company letterhead)

• Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)

• Details of manufacturing/import/business activities

• Collection & recycling plan (if available)

• Import Export Code (IEC) (if importer)

• Copy of Agreement with the Recyclers, Dismantlers and Disposal Facilities

• EPR Plan

• Process Flow Diagrams

• Estimate of Waste Generation

• Consent by SPCB 

Waste batteries can always be recycled or taken to household hazardous waste collection points. To prevent fires from lithium-ion batteries, tape battery terminals and/or place batteries in separate plastic bags and never put these batteries in household garbage or recycling bins. 

EPR mandates that all waste batteries to be collected and sent for recycling/refurbishment, and its prohibits disposal in landfills and incineration. To meet the EPR obligations, producers may engage themselves or authorize any other entity for collection, recycling or refurbishment of waste batteries. 

The following Documents are required:

• PAN Card and Aadhar Card of the Applicant

• Domain name with Website

• Trade License

• Battery Complete details with specification

• Import and Export Certificate

• GST Registration