TADOX technology developed from NTCoE was demonstrated at 20 KLD capacity in a Textile CEPT, Kanpur under Namami Gange National Mission with funding support from NMCG, Ministry of Jal Shakti, Govt. of India.

The NTCoE is committed to the commercialization of advanced wastewater treatment technology (TADOX) for the effective treatment of highly polluted water streams. The center also identifies potential partners and collaborates with them to facilitate the upscaling of the technology.

• TADOX technology licensed for commercialization to M/s Dew Projects and Chemicals Pvt Ltd., Noida in March 2023
• TADOX technology licensed for commercialization to Ion Exchange (India) Ltd., Mumbai in February 2024
• TADOX is a registered product in the GRIHA catalogue

• World Bank funded Project for Bangalore Water Supply & Sewerage Board (BWSSB) on Advanced Technology Options to achieve Decarbonization and Circular Economy in the Wastewater sector
• Tetra Tech funded the USEPA Project for GHG Emission Inventorization in the Wastewater Sector in India

• Study on Yamuna Frothing in Delhi
• Study on Microplastics in Yamuna River and Ground Water in Delhi
• Plan for Haryana Water Resources Authority (HWRA)
• Bandhwari Landfill Leachate Treatment Plan for HSPCB/Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG)

The NTCoE is dedicated to supporting the industry by providing treatment solutions for complex wastewater samples that cannot be effectively managed by conventional systems. Additionally, it conducts third-party assessments for CETPs, STPs, and ZLD plants to ensure efficiency.

• Industry Sponsored Projects for TADOX technology assessment for wastewater treatment
• Adequacy study of CETP/ETP/ZLD plants to enhance water reuse efficiency

• Policy Brief on “Integration of TADOX technology to achieve Net Zero in Textile Wastewater treatment: Policy Recommendations based on Pilot study in a CETP”
• Policy Brief on “TADOX Technology to treat Textile and Dyeing Wastewater, achieve ZLD and enhance water reuse: R&D – Based Policy Recommendations”
• Peer reviewed International Publications