Punjab Pollution Board NOC

The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) has the following goals:

• Controlling pollution at the source in terms of technoeconomic feasibility for liquid effluents and gaseous emissions.
• To prevent pollution of natural waters caused by the discharge of untreated sewage from cities.
• To maximise sewage and trade effluent reuse and recycling, as well as the use of treated effluent on land for irrigation and industrial purposes after appropriate treatment.
• To reduce pollution control requirements whenever possible by strategically locating newly established or relocated industries.
• To carry out functions in the direction of effective water and air pollution control, as well as to maintain and restore the quality of water and air for most designated uses.

The procedure for granting consent by the PPCB, Punjab Pollution Control Board, is as follows:

Category Identification

New industries must determine which category they fall into, as defined by the Punjab Pollution Control Board. PPCB has classified all industries into three groups: red, orange, and green.

Application Submission

The PPCB accepts applications from all industries, large, medium, and small-scale, for consent in the state of Punjab, along with documents duly signed by authorised signatories.

Clarification

The application is forwarded to the relevant PPCB officer, who visits the applicant's industry. Following his visit, he issues some clarifications. The clarification requested by the concerned authority is addressed.

The problem of consent

The Punjab Pollution Control Board issues the consent once the clarification is satisfactorily answered.

The PPCB must approve any industries that produce goods and have hospitals, healthcare facilities, hotels, restaurants, and other amenities that fall under the purview of the State of Punjab.

The applicant must fill out all the necessary information on the Punjab Pollution Control Board website, including the company name, address, type of work, water usage and waste, any emissions, and information about DG sets, boilers, ovens, etc. The applicant must also create a login ID and password. The payment is then made online. The registration for the White category of business is issued, and the application for the Green and Orange categories is automatically forwarded to the concerned officer of the Punjab Pollution Control Board. The officer in charge may pay a visit to the applicant's factory or to a hotel, restaurant, or hospital to provide clarification. The Certificate is issued once the clarifications raised by the relevant authority have been satisfactorily addressed.

The government fee for the green and orange categories is based on a letter from a Chartered Accountant stating the total project cost of the business, as well as the costs incurred in establishing a business enterprise. The laboratory testing fee for a boiler, oil and grease trap, effluent treatment plant (ETP), or sewage treatment plant (STP) ranges from Rs.3,000 to Rs.8,000.

Usually Its A Bit Complex Process But Still it will take around 30 to 45 Days After To Gt Your NOC Certificate From PPCB After Applying and valid For 1 year to 10 Year depending upon category and type of business operation.

The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) is a statutory body established by the Government of Punjab in 1974 under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. The Board is responsible for controlling and preventing water and air pollution in the state of Punjab. The Board is also responsible for monitoring and enforcing environmental laws and regulations in the state.

The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) provides a number of benefits to the citizens of Punjab. These benefits include: 

H-category is one of the categories of industries that are regulated by the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB). Industries in this category are considered to be highly polluting and require stringent monitoring and control measures. Industries in this category include chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and other hazardous industries.

The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) has classified its industrial activities into four categories: A, B, C, and H. Category A industries are considered to be the least polluting, while Category H industries are considered to be the most polluting. The categories are based on the type of pollution generated by the industry and the level of control measures required to reduce the pollution.

No, the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) does not grant consent to industrial units located in non-conforming areas. Non-conforming areas are those areas which are not suitable for industrial activities due to their proximity to residential areas, water bodies, or other sensitive areas.

The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) typically takes around 30 days to decide an application for consent to Establish/ Operate. However, the time taken may vary depending on the complexity of the application and the availability of resources.

The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) Consent Certificate is a document issued by the Board to an industrial unit that has been granted consent to Establish/ Operate. The PPCB Registration is a document issued by the Board to an industrial unit that has been registered with the Board. Both documents are required for the operation of an industrial unit in the state of Punjab.

The validity of the Punjab Pollution Control Certificate or the PPCB Certificate is five years from the date of issue. The certificate can be renewed after the expiry of the five-year period.

All industrial units located in the state of Punjab are required to obtain a Punjab Pollution Control Certificate from the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB). The certificate is required for the operation of the industrial unit in the state.

The Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) Online Consent Management and Monitoring System (OCMMS) is an online portal that allows industrial units to apply for consent to Establish/ Operate and to monitor the status of their applications. The Central Monitoring Committee (CMC) is a committee of experts appointed by the PPCB to monitor the compliance of industrial units with the environmental regulations.

The Punjab Pollution Registration and Certificate is a document issued by the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) to an industrial unit that has been registered with the Board. The document is required for the operation of the industrial unit in the state of Punjab.