For decades, waste management in India has been crippled by fragmentation: a solitary plastics recycler in one town, an informal scrapyard in another, and unsegregated municipal trash dumping everywhere in between. Shree Alliance is rewriting this paradigm with India's first integrated 60-hectare Zero Waste Management Park (ZWMP).
Why Khavda? The Power of Regional Synergy
Khavda in the Kutch district of Gujarat is ground zero for India’s clean energy ambitions. Here, the world’s largest 30,000 MW hybrid solar and wind renewable park is actively taking shape. Simultaneously, Khavda sits along the prominent Rann of Kutch tourism corridor, home to the internationally celebrated annual Rann Utsav festival at Dhordo.
Locating our flagship park at Khavda achieves a dual objective: providing immediate, compliant waste recycling for mega clean-energy developers, and creating an eco-tourism and circular-economy educational destination for national and global visitors.
Master Plan Architecture: 60 Hectares of Precision Engineering
- 21 Hectares – Core Waste Processing: Dedicated units for Solar PV, E-Waste, Batteries, Plastics, C&D Waste, Waste Tyre Recycling, Industrial Waste Processing, Vehicle Scrapping Yard, and MSW.
- 20 Hectares – Research & Skill Institute: Advanced R&D laboratories, certified diploma training centres, exhibition halls, and visitor interpretation centres.
- 10 Hectares – Workforce Colony: On-site residential housing, medical amenities, and trainee quarters supporting over 2,000 personnel.
- 9 Hectares – Green Buffer Zone: Dense green belts planted with native salt-tolerant desert vegetation adhering to rigorous CPCB norms.
100% Captive Power: Solar & Waste-to-Energy
A true zero-waste park cannot rely on coal-fired grid electricity. Operations across all ten facilities are 100% self-powered through a 15 MW Captive Solar Park paired with a 10–20 MW Waste-to-Energy (WTE) plant, ensuring our internal carbon footprint remains net-negative.