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PMC to produce cooking gas at its biogas plant
Updated On: 12 March, 2013 04:00 AM IST | | Vivek Sabnis
Taking cognisance of several complaints received from residents regarding the sound pollution, the PMC is now exploring the possibility of converting its 4-year-old biogas plant at Model Colony to produce cooking gas.
The plant currently generates electricity that is used to light up streetlights in the nearby residential areas. But, the ear-splitting sound emanating from the plant during operation has been giving residents sleepless nights.
MiD DAY had earlier in an article (‘Generator noise gives sleepless nights,’ January 18) had highlighted the inconvenience, following which the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) issued a notice to the civic body two months ago for violating the prescribed noise level of 45 decibels. The noise level at the plant touches 72 decibels.
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