Amazon, FluxGen launch water conservation project at Pune’s NCL campus

Amazon India has partnered with water technology start-up FluxGen to launch an integrated water conservation project across the 380-acre National Chemical Laboratory campus in Pune. Expected to be completed by the end of 2026, the initiative aims to replenish about 178 million litres of water annually through smart sensors, water-efficient fixtures, wastewater recycling, rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge.

Pune, India | September 11: Amazon India today announced a collaboration with FluxGen, a water technology start-up, to deploy an integrated water conservation project at the National Chemical Laboratory (NCL) research campus in Pune. The project, spanning the 380-acre campus, is expected to replenish an estimated 178 million litres of water annually, once completed by end of this year. It will use smart sensors and efficient fixtures including aerators and waterless urinals to reduce consumption, capture and recycle wastewater, and recharge groundwater across the campus. The collaboration is part of Amazon’s wider water stewardship efforts in India, where the company recently achieved its goal of becoming water positive—returning 120% of the water it uses across its direct operations to communities and........

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