![]() | Brahmapuram bio-CNG plant gets cabinet nodWork on Rs 150-cr plant expected to begin in Jan 2024, to be completed in 15 months |
![]() | Remember Brahmapuram dump site fire in Kerala's Kochi? Now a green plant awaits govt's green signalNotably, the state government has chosen to abandon the 500-tonne capacity waste-to-energy plant, originally proposed in 2012. |
![]() | Council awards Brahmapuram biomining contract to Bhumi; refuses to extend work periodOf the eight firms that submitted bids, only two were qualified for the work: Bhumi and Zigma Global Environ Solutions Pvt Ltd. |
![]() | Pune’s Bhumi may land Brahmapuram biomining contract; council to take final callExperts, councillors visited the plant in Pune to assess its functioning and submitted reports |
![]() | Survey to assess impact around BrahmapuramSpeaking about the fire that ravaged the dumpyard in March, District Collector N S K Umesh said measures will be taken to prevent such incidents. |
![]() | Expedite BSF biowaste project, can’t wait for next disaster: Kerala HCThe corporation secretary assured that the local body will be able to complete the entire exercise for the BSF project before August 26. |
![]() | ‘Mayor has done nothing new...’: Ernakulam MLA T J VinodErnakulam MLA T J Vinod speaks to TNIE on waste manangement, KSRTC bus stand, tourism, politics, and more. |
![]() | Private firms may be allotted land at Brahmapuram to treat biowasteFirms currently involved in collecting and treating city’s waste have plants in other districts. |
![]() | In a garbage mess, Kochi deserves betterFilth is Kochi’s baggage. A city endowed with incredible natural beauty is undone by stinking canals and wayside trash pileups—a disgraceful legacy of apathetic civic management over the years. |
![]() | Kochi Corporation constructs necessary infrastructure at BrahmapuramThe local body faced criticism for malfunctioning hydrants during the fire incident on March 2, 2023. |
![]() | One of three firms tasked with bio-waste collection in Kerala quitsThe local body may now approach another Suchitwa Mission-shortlisted firm for waste management, as it would be difficult to manage with just two firms, the mayor added. |
