Trity Environ Solutions is an Indian STP and ETP plant manufacturer in Nepal's supply chain, building wastewater equipment for hotels, hospitals, apartment complexes, tourism properties, and industrial units in Kathmandu Valley, Bhaktapur, Biratnagar, Birgunj, and Butwal. With the Bagmati river carrying heavy sewage pollution and many industries expected to run their own effluent treatment, we engineer on-site plants that meet your requirements, with international supply and installation support and road delivery from Ghaziabad across the open India-Nepal border. Whether you need a sewage treatment plant manufacturer in Nepal or an effluent treatment plant manufacturer in Nepal, Trity Environ Solutions builds both in-house, from design to dispatch and commissioning support.
Kathmandu Valley's rivers have long carried more sewage than the system can treat. A Down To Earth report published in September 2011 noted that of five sewage treatment plants in the valley only Guheshwori was functioning, partially, with a capacity of 16.4 million litres per day, and that on most days sewage was bypassed or released directly into the river. Earlier studies cited in the same report found BOD of about 100 mg/l in central Kathmandu and COD of around 400 mg/l in the city and downstream areas, roughly ten times the level considered safe. These figures are old, but they explain why on-site treatment matters for any property or factory in the valley.
On the industrial side, a notice reported by Republica from Nepal's Department of Industry warned manufacturers to follow environmental laws, install and operate effluent treatment plants, follow their approved IEE or EIA measures, and report their anti-pollution measures within 30 days. The report does not state the year. Trity Environ Solutions supplies effluent treatment plants for industrial units in Bhaktapur, Biratnagar, Birgunj, and Butwal, and sewage treatment plants for hotels, hospitals, and apartment buildings, with equipment sized to the limits your consultant confirms with the Ministry of Forests and Environment and the Department of Environment.
Planning a project in Nepal? Request a free site assessment and our engineering team will discuss the right configuration and supply scope with you.
The 2011 Down To Earth report recorded four abandoned valley plants and one partially working plant, and noted that the city's domestic sewage accounted for about 42 percent of the river's BOD load in an earlier study. Newer public projects may have changed the picture, so check current capacity, but a hotel, hospital, or factory that waits for public infrastructure carries risk. A well designed private plant gives documented, repeatable treated water quality.
Nepal's own experience shows plants failing for reasons beyond design, including power and upkeep. Trity Environ Solutions offers operator training materials, remote performance review, and a remote and periodic Annual Maintenance Contract option, and does not claim a Nepal office. Talk to our team about support options for your facility.
Nepal's tourism properties often sit near rivers, trekking routes, and hydropower catchments where discharge is sensitive. Compact, low odour sewage treatment with reuse for gardens makes sense for lodges and resorts, and hospitals need the same reliability with disinfection added.
Industrial districts in Bhaktapur, Biratnagar, Birgunj, and Butwal host food, beverage, chemical, textile, and general manufacturing. A study of the Hetauda industrial district's central wastewater plant shows that shared facilities exist, but units with specific effluent still need pretreatment on their own premises to protect the common plant and meet standards.
Our MBBR sewage treatment plant is a compact, low maintenance option for hotels, resorts, and apartment buildings in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Our sewage treatment plant for hospital adds disinfection and odour control for hospital and clinic wastewater.
Our food and beverage effluent treatment plant handles high BOD effluent from dairies, breweries, and processing units.
Our physico-chemical effluent treatment plant treats industrial wastewater through coagulation, flocculation, and clarification.
Our packaged containerized sewage treatment plant is pre-assembled for hydropower camps, hillside lodges, and sites with difficult access.
The Ministry of Forests and Environment and the Department of Environment set national environmental standards, and industries also deal with the Department of Industry and provincial authorities. Your consultant should confirm the exact limits for your site.
Trity Environ Solutions does not claim a Nepal office or listed Nepal projects on this page. It supplies equipment from India with engineering support, and references can be discussed directly with the team.
Equipment is dispatched by road from Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh across the open India-Nepal border, with customs and transport documents planned with you beforehand.
Yes. Each plant is designed from your own effluent analysis, with colour, COD, oil, or TDS removal added depending on your process.
Prefabricated modular plants typically take 45 to 90 days to manufacture, with transport and installation time added. Larger systems take longer, confirmed after design approval.
Yes. Trity Environ Solutions can review performance data remotely, recommend retrofits, and supply parts, with a remote and periodic annual maintenance contract if you want ongoing support.
Look for in-house manufacturing, design based on your own effluent analysis, clear delivery logistics, and honesty about who installs and supports after handover. Trity Environ Solutions builds its plants under ISO 9001:2015 quality controls and supports every installation with operator guidance and an annual maintenance contract.
Our engineering team can help design the right system for your capacity, industry, and compliance requirements.