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India's Green Tech Leap: New Center Launched
12 May
Summary
- New research center in Gurugram focuses on water, wastewater, and renewable energy.
- Proprietary technologies include a biogas-producing wastewater reactor.
- Center aims to make advanced sustainability tech affordable for SMEs.
WOG Technologies launched its new 7,000 sq ft Research, Development & Technology Centre (RD&TC) in Gurugram on Monday, May 12, 2026. This facility is designed to accelerate the development and commercialization of advanced water, wastewater, and renewable energy technologies.
The center houses state-of-the-art laboratories and a modular pilot effluent treatment plant. Its primary goal is to reduce the time from research to industrial application, focusing on making cutting-edge sustainability solutions cost-effective for small and medium enterprises.
During the launch, WOG unveiled its "WOG Innovate 2026" proprietary technologies. These include a patented reactor converting wastewater to biogas and an advanced system for recovering hydrochloric acid. The facility is also exploring solutions for PFAS chemicals and converting sludge into green hydrogen.
This initiative aligns with India's growing need for improved wastewater treatment and compliance with stricter environmental norms, such as Zero Liquid Discharge mandates, as only 37% of wastewater is currently treated nationwide.
