Townships, industrial estates, campuses and new plants often depend on borewells whose future nobody has checked. We inventory every source, test the aquifers, build a conceptual and numerical model, and run demand and recharge scenarios to show how long the supply will last and what will make it secure. For the Electronic City Industrial Township Authority in Bengaluru we mapped wells, water levels and quality across the township and modelled deep-aquifer drawdown to 2035.
What you get
- Well inventory, water levels and water quality across the area
- Supply–demand balance now and for future phases
- Conceptual and numerical groundwater models
- Scenarios: business as usual, reduced pumping and added recharge
- Source sustainability reports for new plants (solar, CBG, industry)
- Water security plan with recharge, reuse and monitoring
Who it is for
Industrial townships and estates, urban local bodies, large campuses and housing developments, and companies setting up plants that will rely on groundwater.
See sample pages from this kind of study →
Common questions
We only need a quick answer on whether a site has enough water.
A source sustainability study can be desk-based plus a short field visit, and usually takes 3–4 weeks.
Can this support a CGWA NOC?
Yes. The same data and model feed the Impact Assessment Report, so you do not pay twice.