Apro Green Tech

Apro Green Tech Pvt. Ltd. creates innovative technology to reuse waste, to incorporate renewable energy into daily lives and also provides environment Read moreal counselling. It works in 7 verticals i.e., Green Tech, Green Building, Solar Tech, Sustainable Advertising, Green Cycling, Urban Greening Beautification and Green Initiative. Under Green Tech, they have made 'Road from Waste', in collaboration with the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM). A cleanliness drive supported by the corporation aided in the collection of rubber tyres which were the breeding ground for malarial mosquitoes and plastics. These were sent for recycling and mixture obtained was used to fill potholes at PADMABAI THAKKAR road at Dadar(W). Also under Green Tech, Apro has created a product which recycles light by absorbing the artificial light in the vicinity and then emitting it which enables cost-cutting and energy-saving. Under Green Building, the company has managed to build low-cost homes, cabins, wells, benches etc. with Apro Bricks which are made of compressed plastic bottles which otherwise would have littered the environment. The housing made from Apro Bricks regulates temperatures and is also durable. Along with houses Apro also builds 'E-Toilets' called 'Susloo' (Sustainable Sanitation Unit) which is made out of recycled material and is powered by solar energy. These can be installed in homes and also as portable toilets for public areas. Under Solar Tech, they provide services like solar panel installation at residential and commercial places. They also provide Rain Water Harvesting installation services for societies and apartments. They have also innovated advertising by providing solar-powered billboards. A 'Solar Surya Tree' is a tree-like structure which has solar panels as branches. This can be used as a generator to power street lights. Apro Hemptech is a technology which utilises Hempcrete which is a biocomposite made out of the hemp plant. This composite can be used as a building material and is durable and lighter than concrete. The Dharavi T-junction and Mahim railway stations were beautified by Apro through painting the station's walls. The paintings did the dual job of beautifying as well as spreading environmental awareness.