The hotel industry in India has shown tremendous growth since it’s slump during COVID-19. As of 2022, there are over 622 luxury hotels established across every nook and cranny of the country.

These hotels are escapes for the traveling men, emphasizing on the comforts and conveniences during their stay. A comfortable stay means unlimited water and electricity, which in turn leads to a huge amount of waste water.

In a time when we have established the scarcity of our freshwater resources, it is important to maintain sustainable practices in every sector to prevent irreversible repercussions. The hotel industry is one that is in constant need of freshwater and what better way to cater to the demand than recycling and reusing waste water.

With the increase in stringent sewage treatment guidelines, many hotels have an on-site system for treatment. However, this poses a few challenges to the industry that primarily focuses on guest experience.

Often times, these treatment plants require large land banks, lengthy constructions periods, may make a lot of noise and give out odours that make the stay quite unpleasant. In addition to this one of the biggest challenge the hotel industry face is choosing the most efficient technology to treat the wastewater that meets the required standards.

Traditional sewage treatment systems require regular maintenance and checkups, causing the hotel management to be responsible in maintaining the regulatory standards of the plant. All hotels are required by law to have installed sewage treatment plants that meet the statutory requirements and treated water from these plants are to be re-used. However, without proper management and skilled labor, the output may result in inefficiently treated water that is not suitable for reuse.

Hotels regularly purchase fresh water. They also pay to have their wastewater regularly cleared and transported to nearby sewage treatment plants. With an efficient sewage treatment system, the need to purchase fresh water will be reduced as the treated water can be reused, especially in hotels and resorts that have large landscapes, gardening, in toilets and for cooling towers.

Due to the several facilities involved in a hotel, it is important that an appropriate treatment plant is chosen. One that meets all the requirements and regulations of the area to avoid financial, legal and environmental ramifications. This is what Unison provides successfully.

Unison offers a fully packaged sewage treatment system based on a Pay Per Litre model with zero capital cost. We provide a compact and modular IOT enabled system which requires least footprint and is a complete plug and play model. Wastewater treated by our sewage treatment plant meets all the stringent regulatory standards, ensuring that hotels and resorts completely re-use the treated water for flushing, landscaping and cooling tower needs, thereby reducing both their intake and discharge cost on water.