Blue Planet Strengthens Singapore-India Partnership with Uttar Pradesh Waste Infrastructure Agreement

SINGAPORE, Nov. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Singapore-headquartered Blue Planet Environmental Solutions has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Uttar Pradesh to advance integrated waste management infrastructure, marking a further step in Singapore–India collaboration on sustainable urban development.

The agreement establishes a framework for collaboration across scientific landfill remediation, fresh municipal solid waste processing and resource recovery. It reflects a shared focus on addressing accumulated waste while strengthening the infrastructure needed to manage the demands of urban growth.

The signing took place in Lucknow during a high-level Singapore Business Federation (SBF) delegation's engagement with Hon'ble Chief Minister Shri Yogi Adityanath and senior government officials. Led by SBF Chairman Mark Lee, the visit built on dialogue following the Chief Minister's visit to Singapore earlier this year, reinforcing business ties between Singapore and Uttar Pradesh.

For Blue Planet, the agreement represents an opportunity to bring its integrated waste management expertise to the state's evolving environmental priorities. By connecting remediation with fresh waste processing and resource recovery, the collaboration aims to support a more coordinated approach to municipal waste management, enabling the productive use of recovered materials and land while reducing reliance on disposal.

Prashant Singh, Co-Founder & CEO, Blue Planet Environmental Solutions, said:

"Waste infrastructure is fundamental to how cities grow. Addressing legacy waste and managing the waste generated today must go hand in hand, supported by systems that recover resources and serve communities over the long term.

"Uttar Pradesh presents a significant opportunity to put this integrated approach into practice. This agreement deepens our commitment to the state and provides a foundation for sustained collaboration. We thank Hon'ble Chief Minister Shri Yogi Adityanath Ji and his team for their engagement and support, and look forward to bringing our operational expertise and execution capabilities to this shared ambition."

The engagement underscores the growing scope for Singapore businesses to contribute specialised capabilities to India's infrastructure development. Environmental services offer a meaningful avenue for such cooperation, bringing together international experience, local understanding and long-term operational partnerships.

Mark Lee, Chairman, Singapore Business Federation, said:

"Strong business relationships create the foundation for long-term cooperation between Singapore and India. Our continued engagement with Uttar Pradesh is helping businesses better understand the state's priorities and identify where their capabilities can make a meaningful contribution.

"Blue Planet's agreement illustrates how these relationships can translate into collaboration in an essential sector such as environmental infrastructure. We appreciate the engagement of Hon'ble Chief Minister Shri Yogi Adityanath Ji and his government, and look forward to supporting partnerships that deliver enduring value."

Blue Planet will continue working with the relevant authorities to advance the collaboration in line with local requirements. The company's focus will be on applying its remediation, treatment and resource recovery capabilities to support more resilient municipal waste systems and Uttar Pradesh's broader development objectives.

About Blue Planet Environmental Solutions

Headquartered in Singapore, Blue Planet Environmental Solutions is an integrated waste management company with capabilities across the waste value chain. Its solutions span legacy waste remediation, municipal and industrial waste management, recycling and resource recovery, e-waste management, and organic waste and bioenergy. Blue Planet works with governments, municipalities and businesses to advance circular resource use and its mission of Zero Waste to Landfill.

For more information, visit www.blueplanet.asia.