For Bulk Consumers
Government departments, corporate IT divisions, educational institutions, and commercial establishments generate significant volumes of end-of-life electronics. NEPL provides a documented, regulation-aligned disposal pathway — from scheduled collection to certified processing.
Schedule a ConsultationCentral and state government offices, PSUs, and public sector organizations disposing of IT infrastructure, office equipment, and communication systems.
Corporations, IT companies, BPOs, and data centres disposing of end-of-life servers, workstations, networking equipment, and office electronics.
Universities, schools, and research institutions disposing of laboratory equipment, computer labs, AV systems, and administrative electronics.
Hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centres disposing of non-contaminated medical electronics, diagnostic equipment, and IT systems.
Banks, insurance companies, and financial services organizations disposing of ATMs, POS terminals, servers, and office electronics with secure data destruction requirements.
Hotels, retail chains, malls, and commercial complexes disposing of consumer electronics, lighting systems, HVAC controls, and office equipment.
Contact NEPL to discuss your e-waste volume, categories, and disposal timeline. We assess requirements and propose a disposal plan.
Scheduled collection from your premises or delivery to our Murbad MIDC facility. All consignments documented at point of handover.
Systematic dismantling, segregation, and material recovery at our 20 TPD facility under regulated environmental controls.
Compliance certificates and processing documentation issued for your records — suitable for internal audits and regulatory reporting.
The E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022 mandate that bulk consumers channelize e-waste through authorized collection centres or recyclers. Disposing through unauthorized channels can result in regulatory non-compliance.
NEPL provides documented data sanitization and physical destruction of storage media, with data destruction certificates available upon request.
E-waste contains hazardous substances (lead, mercury, cadmium, brominated flame retardants). Authorized recycling ensures these substances are managed safely rather than entering landfills or informal processing.
Every consignment results in verifiable documentation — receipt records, processing logs, recovery records, and compliance certificates — ready for internal or external audits.