COERR is India's first integrated Circular Economy, Resource Recovery & Climate-Technologies campus — a single ecosystem for water, waste, carbon, energy and critical-mineral recovery, from research to commercialization.
Karnataka's Bengaluru–Tumakuru and Kalyana-Karnataka corridors generate 120+ MLD of industrial effluent and 14,000+ TPD of solid waste — yet under 35% is treated to zero-liquid-discharge standards and fewer than 15% of industries have functional carbon monitoring. COERR closes all five gaps on a single 10-acre campus that no existing institution in India replicates.
Each vertical is a validated, revenue-generating technology line — engineered to move from lab pilot to industrial deployment.
EC/EO reactors, MBR, RO trains and ZLD pilots delivering potable-grade output (IS 10500:2012).
50 TPD automated sorting, shredding, baling and e-waste processing — diverting 25,000 t/yr from landfill.
NABCB-accredited carbon MRV (ISO 14064, VCS/Gold Standard) and SEBI BRSR compliance packages.
Anaerobic digestion, 500 kWp rooftop solar and battery storage toward a net-negative campus.
Hydrometallurgical extraction of Cu, Zn, Li, Co and rare earths from e-waste and industrial residues.
A 500+ IoT sensor network and real-time 3D campus twin with 72-hour predictive failure alerts.
Highlights from the programme blueprint — the recovery systems, the campus, the labs and the impact model.
2,400+ BTIC and 1,800+ KKIC industries needing ZLD, effluent recovery and consent-timeline reduction.
Decentralised water, solid-waste and lake-restoration infrastructure for tier-2 and tier-3 cities.
NABCB carbon MRV and SEBI BRSR reporting packages with 45-day delivery.
4-stage TRL incubation — from CFC pods to pilot plants to industrial plots.
Joint research, NABL-accredited testing and an M.Tech / W-CLIEM training pipeline.
KSPCB-integrated compliance data and a replicable model for Dharwad and Mysuru hubs.
Karnataka leads → India follows → the world watches. Partner with COERR to recover value from your waste streams.
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