Wet Waste Processing
SKSPL's Wet Waste Processing Services turn biodegradable waste into compost, biogas, and reusable by-products through mechanized segregation and controlled biological treatment, promoting cleaner cities and sustainable waste management.
Overview
About Wet Waste Processing Services
Wet waste, when processed efficiently, becomes a valuable resource. SKSPL provides end-to-end organic waste management solutions using composting, biomethanation, and aerobic digestion technologies. We design, install, and operate decentralized and centralized wet waste treatment plants for municipalities, institutions, and industrial clients. All operations comply with ISO 14001:2015 and Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016, ensuring sustainable conversion of waste into usable energy and organic manure.
Challenges
Why Organizations Choose SKSPL for Wet Waste Processing
Wet waste processing reduces landfill load and methane emissions.
Mechanized composting and biogas systems ensure efficient resource recovery.
SKSPL provides turnkey solutions, from plant design to daily operations.
Treated output can be reused as organic fertilizer or renewable energy.
Fully compliant with CPCB, SPCB, and municipal waste processing norms.
Transparent monitoring and reporting ensure measurable sustainability results.
Convert Organic Waste into Renewable, High-Value Resources
Boost sustainability with SKSPL’s mechanized composting and biogas systems that deliver cleaner operations and measurable environmental impact.
Benefits
Key Features of SKSPL’s Wet Waste Processing Services
Organic Waste Treatment Systems
Use of composting, biomethanation, and aerobic digestion technologies.
Decentralized & Centralized Solutions
Flexible models suitable for residential complexes, industries, or municipalities.
Mechanized Processing Units
Automated shredding, mixing, and curing systems for faster decomposition.
Energy & Compost Recovery
Conversion of organic waste into biogas and nutrient-rich manure.
Odour & Leachate Control
Advanced ventilation and filtration systems for hygienic operations.
Regulatory Compliance
Adherence to SWM Rules, 2016, and ISO 14001:2015 environmental standards.
1
Waste Analysis & Site Planning
Assess waste composition and plan appropriate treatment systems.
2
System Design & Setup
Install mechanized composting or biomethanation units based on waste volume.
3
Processing & Monitoring
Operate the plant with trained manpower and digital supervision tools.
4
Output Utilization & Reporting
Distribute compost or biogas and share compliance reports with stakeholders.
Our Services
Integrated Facility & Workforce Management Services
Scalable staffing solutions with end-to-end workforce planning, deployment, and compliance.
Trained guards and smart systems delivering safety, access control, and emergency response.
Mechanized daily cleaning solutions that maintain consistent hygiene, safety, and 5S workplace standards.
End-to-end warehouse operations with skilled manpower, ERP control, and efficiency.
Industry-ready workforce training to produce job-ready talent through apprenticeships and national skill initiatives.
Dedicated manufacturing teams manage assembly, production tasks, and quality checks for continuous output.
Scientific collection, recycling, and processing services for sustainable, compliant waste handling.
Secure, accurate payroll and compliance management with scalable HR and benefits support.
SKSPL’s International Placement Services simplify global hiring by managing the complete recruitment.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of organic waste can SKSPL process?
SKSPL handles kitchen waste, market waste, horticulture waste, institutional wet waste, and mixed biodegradable waste suitable for composting or biomethanation.
Can the compost or biogas generated be reused on-site?
Yes. Compost can be used for landscaping or soil enrichment, and biogas can be utilized for cooking, electricity generation, or heating, depending on the plant’s capacity.
Does SKSPL provide turnkey wet waste processing plants?
Absolutely. We design, install, operate, and maintain decentralized and centralized plants, including manpower, machinery, monitoring systems, and reporting.
