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Surat: Steamhouse India Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Haryana Enterprises Promotion Centre (HEPC), Government of Haryana, to explore potential industrial infrastructure investments worth ₹500 crore in the state.
The proposed collaboration will focus on evaluating community boiler infrastructure for industrial clusters, particularly in manufacturing hubs such as Panipat and Sonipat.
The initiative aims to explore centralised steam generation facilities that can supply multiple industries through dedicated pipeline networks. Compared with individual boiler installations, community boilers could help improve fuel management, pollution control and emissions monitoring, subject to appropriate technology and regulatory compliance.
Steamhouse India Chairman and Managing Director Vishal S. Budhia said the initiative could help steam-intensive industries meet their requirements while addressing environmental compliance. He added that Haryana's industrial clusters offer opportunities to examine centralised steam infrastructure. The proposal comes amid growing concerns over air pollution across the Delhi-NCR region, where industrial emissions remain an important issue.
Community boiler systems have also gained attention in regulatory discussions on managing emissions from small-scale industrial clusters. However, the MoU is exploratory and does not represent a confirmed project award or implementation commitment. Any investment or facility development in Haryana will depend on technical and commercial feasibility, industrial demand, environmental requirements and statutory approvals.
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