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Delhi Finalizes 22 Anti-Pollution Technologies for Hotspot Trials

Measured results from hotspot deployments will decide which devices earn citywide rollout.

Overview

  • An expert committee shortlisted 22 innovations from 284 entries and finalized structured testing protocols for on‑ground evaluation.
  • Thirteen solutions target vehicular emissions, including vehicle‑mounted air purifiers, retrofit emission‑control systems and bio‑alkaline exhaust scrubbers.
  • Nine technologies address ambient air, featuring stationary purifiers, dust‑suppression units and smog‑control systems for open areas and corridors.
  • Installations will begin in the coming weeks at identified pollution hotspots, with static device locations now being finalized and mobile units prepared for field use.
  • Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa ordered scientifically robust, transparent trials, while the Environment Department and DPCC will monitor performance data to inform integration into Delhi’s clean‑air strategy.