Delhi Pollution Control Committee Authorization

Documents required for Consent to Establish (CTE) are:

• Aadhar card of the applicant
• Undertaking by the applicant in a prescribed format 
• Project report (details of the unit, capital investment, no. of employees, manufacturing process in a chart, raw materials being used, byproducts, water consumption & discharge details, Source of wastewater emission control system measures of the unit.
• Layout plan (boundary details)
• Ownership Proof (Possession letter, lease agreement, etc)
• Company details (PAN card, Proprietorship, PSU agencies, HCU (issued by income tax department), 
• Autorisation letter (for individual proprietary)
• For the redevelopment under MPD 2021 (location details along with self-authorization)

Documents required for Consent To Operate:

• Undertaking by the applicant in the prescribed format;
• CA (Chartered Accountant) certificate;
• The manufacturing process (detailed);
• Project report list (details of the unit, manufacturing process, raw materials used, byproducts,)
• Noise monitoring report of last six months.
• ETP effluent report of last six months.
• Stack Monitoring report of last six months.
• If CETP exists, proof of CETP membership (name and address of the unit)
• Copy of the electricity bill, water connection, 
• Company details (PAN card, Proprietorship, HCU by IT dept., PSU agencies)
• Authorization Letter (Not for Individual Proprietorship)
• Copy of CGWA,  DC permission letter
• MSME/SSI registration certificate (If applicable)
• Conformity proof (Master plan of Delhi from concerned authority) For the Petrol Pump service station
• Approved plan (From oil company)
• Allotment letter (from National Oil Companies)
• Dealership Agreement 
• Conformity proof from Master Plan of Delhi;

If the Industry falls under Industrial plan Redevelopment under MPD 2021

• Document proof of earlier Date of Establishment,
• License from MCD, DCB, NDMC, and local bodies of the applicant.
• Sales tax/VAT/TIN registration in the name of the applicant.
• IT returns of the applicant
• Landline bill in name of the applicant
• Water & Power sanction connection letter
• Sanction from local bodies, and agencies;
• Completion certificate from local bodies;
• Ownership agreement(rent/lease agreement etc)

According to Sections 4 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act of 1974 and Section 6 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act of 1981, the DPCC licensing process is governed. The DPCC is governed by the Central Pollution Control Board, which delegated its authority to the State Pollution Control Board. The DPCC licensing offers appropriate administration and enhancement of a healthy environment and also takes actions for the Organizations and Industries to make the environment pollutant-free. The industries that produce effluent must take action to dispose of the trash properly. They prefer to recycle, reuse, and reduce the amount of waste disposed of. The DPCC focuses on pollution prevention and ecological preservation for the benefit of the locals' improved and healthier quality of life. It emphasizes minimizing groundwater usage, using cleaner vehicles, and focusing on the utilization of natural resources. If a company is newly created, the DPCC license assures that all legal requirements are met.

The DPCC Consent Certificates are no objection certificates (NOCs) that attest to the fact that any industry or business that is intending to operate in Delhi will not pollute and will take all necessary precautions to not have an impact on the way of life of either humans or habitats. According to the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Amendment Act of 1987 and the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act of 1974, prior approval from the state-owned Pollution Control Board is required for any individual who wishes to create and run a business or organization. A State-owned organization known as the DPCC consent certificate authorizes industries to set up and run their operations in Delhi's industrial region.

We provide services to grant DPCC certificate for Project or Industry that is going to be established in the Industrial area. The services we provide are:

• DPCC licensing
• Consent to Establish and Consent to Operate 
• DPCC authorization
• Plastic Waste Registration.

Reach out to our team for Detailed information and services.

• Industries/Manufacturing units
• E-waste Management Entities 
• Hazardous Waste Management Entities
• Battery Waste Management Entities
• Plastic waste Management Entities
• Bio-medical Waste Management entities 
• Health care Establishment
• Traders

The industries are classified into four major categories which are:

• Red category: having a pollution index of more than 60
• Orange Category: having pollution index ranging between 40 to 60.
• Green Category: having a pollution index ranging between 21 to 40
• White Category: having a pollution index between zero to 20.

• For DPCC certification, go to the website or click on the link dpccocmms.nic.in this will open the DPCC portal;
• Click on the consent Status and tap on the third option which is the Consent Granted tab, click on it;
• Fill in all the required details on the page opened; 
• Search the Company name, wherein the View Certificate will be reflected, and click on it. 
• You can now Download the DPCC Certificate

• Incineration
• Vitrification
• Irradiation 
• Autoclaving 
• Landfilling
• Microwave 
• Treatment with chemicals

NGT: The NGT is a statutory body enacted through the National Green Tribunal Act, of 2010, to resolve the environmental protection relating issues and protection of Natural resources and forest conservation. It is a body having expertise in Environment related issues, to provide speedy justice and help to reduce the burden of litigation, with having a specific mandate to resolve the dispute within six months from the date of the issue initiated before it. 

CPCB: The CPCB is the advisory body of the Central government concerning control of water and air pollution and suggests measures that need to be implemented; it functions with the State Board and resolves Environmental disputes. Carry out research and provides technical support for the investigation and prevention, Control of pollution; suggest guidelines relating to treatment and management of Sewage waste, and recommend the devices that need to be implemented.

Delhi Pollution Control Committee 

A regulatory body for the regulation and management of polluting agents in the State, and treatment of waste from a different medium.

The Consent to operate is provided by the State Pollution Control Board of the State according to the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act of 1974 and the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Amendment Act of 1987. The Consent to Operate is Mandatory for every Business or industry for its legality to operate within the State. The procedure of the application before the State Board is prescribed by the Board along with the required documents and fees that need to be submitted, following which the inspection is conducted to check its compliance with the standard, subsequently NOC is issued by the State board. To get the ease of compliance with all the terms and conditions to get consent from State Board consult with our Expert regarding your query.

DPCC stands for Delhi Pollution Control Committee. It is an autonomous body established by the Government of Delhi in 1991 to monitor and control air pollution in the city. The committee is responsible for implementing various pollution control measures, such as setting emission standards, monitoring air quality, and issuing pollution control certificates.

The benefits of DPCC include improved air quality, reduced health risks, and increased economic opportunities. It also helps to reduce the environmental impact of industrial activities, and encourages the use of cleaner technologies. Additionally, DPCC helps to ensure compliance with environmental regulations, and provides a platform for public participation in environmental decision-making.

H-category is one of the categories of industries regulated by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC). Industries in this category are considered to be highly polluting and require special monitoring and control measures. Industries in this category include chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and metal processing plants.

The DPCC has classified its industrial activities into four categories: A, B, C, and H. Category A industries are considered to be low-polluting and require minimal monitoring and control measures. Category B industries are considered to be moderately polluting and require moderate monitoring and control measures. Category C industries are considered to be highly polluting and require special monitoring and control measures. Category H industries are considered to be highly polluting and require special monitoring and control measures.

No, the DPCC does not grant consent to the 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 DPCC takes approximately 30 days to decide an application for consent to Establish/ Operate. The time taken may vary depending on the complexity of the application and the availability of the required documents.

DPCC Consent Certificate is a document issued by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) to an industrial unit that has been granted consent to establish and operate. DPCC Registration is the process of registering an industrial unit with the DPCC. This process involves submitting an application form along with the required documents.

The validity of the Delhi Pollution Control Certificate or the DPCC Certificate is five years. The certificate can be renewed after the expiry of the five-year period.

All industrial units located in Delhi are required to obtain a Delhi Pollution Control Certificate from the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC). This certificate is required for the establishment and operation of the industrial unit.

DPCC OCMMS stands for Online Consent Management and Monitoring System. It is an online portal developed by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) to facilitate the process of obtaining consent to establish and operate an industrial unit. CMC stands for Consent Monitoring Cell. It is a unit of the DPCC that monitors the compliance of industrial units with the consent conditions.

The procedure for online application for Delhi Pollution Control Certificate involves submitting an application form along with the required documents on the DPCC OCMMS portal. The application is then reviewed by the DPCC and a decision is taken on whether to grant or reject the application.

The cost of Delhi Pollution Certificate varies depending on the type of industry and the size of the industrial unit. Generally, the cost ranges Rs. 10,000 as per a government fee.

Delhi Pollution Registration and Certificate is a document issued by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) to an industrial unit that has been granted consent to establish and operate. The certificate is valid for five years and can be renewed after the expiry of the five-year period.