Reliance Industries (RIL) has received environment clearance for the expansion and optimization of its petrochemical complex at Nagothane, Maharashtra at an estimated cost of Rs 2,338 crore.
"The environment clearance has been given to the RIL's expansion and debottlenecking of petrochemical project at Nagothane," a senior Environment Ministry official said.
The approval, given based on the recommendations of an expert panel, is subject to compliance of certain conditions, the official said.
The proposal is to expand the gas cracker and downstream plants located at Nagothane village in Raigad district by way of debottlenecking, expansion and change of fuel in captive power plant (CPP) along with expansion and rebuilding of residential township.
The cost of the proposed project, expected to be commissioned in stages, is estimated to be Rs 2,338 crore, the official added.
As per the proposal, no additional land and manpower is required for the proposed project. It has 744 hectare land and 1,794 manpower at present.
The company manufactures wide range of products such as ethylene oxide, ethylene glycol, linear low density high density polyethylene (LLHDPE), hexene-1 and others along with a gas-based CPP.
Reliance Industries (RIL) has received environment clearance for the expansion and optimization of its petrochemical complex at Nagothane, Maharashtra at an estimated cost of Rs 2,338 crore.
"The environment clearance has been given to the RIL's expansion and debottlenecking of petrochemical project at Nagothane," a senior Environment Ministry official said.
The approval, given based on the recommendations of an expert panel, is subject to compliance of certain conditions, the official said.
The proposal is to expand the gas cracker and downstream plants located at Nagothane village in Raigad district by way of debottlenecking, expansion and change of fuel in captive power plant (CPP) along with expansion and rebuilding of residential township.
The cost of the proposed project, expected to be commissioned in stages, is estimated to be Rs 2,338 crore, the official added.
As per the proposal, no additional land and manpower is required for the proposed project. It has 744 hectare land and 1,794 manpower at present.
The company manufactures wide range of products such as ethylene oxide, ethylene glycol, linear low density high density polyethylene (LLHDPE), hexene-1 and others along with a gas-based CPP.
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