Ensure safety compliance and secure Pollution Department clearance for your building or business in Haryana with expert Pollution NOC assistance.
For establishing or running any industry, project, construction or commercial activity having an environmental impact in the Haryana state, a Pollution NOC shall be necessarily granted by the Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB). Such a procedure includes obtaining Consent to Establish (CTE) before the commencement of construction/erection and Consent to Operate (CTO) after commencement of operations. Lawfinity offers professional assistance to ensure that your business meets all legal and environmental compliance norms smoothly and without delays.
Pollution NOC is a legal requirement under the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. Businesses must acquire this clearance to avoid penalties, shutdowns and reputational damage. Right from day one, Lawfinity makes your project environment-conformant, enabling you to hit the ground running without any environmental hiccups in set-up and running of your business in Haryana.
Any unit in Haryana that discharges effluents, emits air pollutants or handles hazardous substances must obtain Pollution NOC. This includes industries under red, orange and green categories, construction projects over a certain size, healthcare units and even some hospitality establishments. Lawfinity helps businesses assess category classification and eligibility before application.
• CTE (Consent to Establish): 20 to 30 working days depending on category and application completeness.
• CTO (Consent to Operate): 45 to 60 working days, post successful inspection and documentation.
Lawfinity expedites the process by managing timely submissions and department coordination.
Failure to obtain or renew Pollution NOC can lead to heavy fines, closure of operations, disconnection of utilities and even prosecution under environmental laws. In Haryana, HSPCB is vigilant and often initiates action against defaulting units. Lawfinity ensures timely compliance to avoid these risks.
CTE is required before setting up your project; CTO is needed before starting operations.
The Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB) is the authority for granting Pollution NOCs.
Yes, especially those falling under red orange or green categories as defined by HSPCB.
No. Operating without a valid CTO is illegal and can lead to immediate shutdown and penalties.
CTO is typically valid for 1 to 5 years, depending on the industry category.
Yes, Lawfinity assists with new applications, renewals, modifications and compliance documentation.
Delay can result in penalty, cancellation of existing license and legal proceedings.
Usually, IT companies fall under the white category, which may not require a NOC, but this depends on activities and location.
You must apply immediately. Lawfinity can assist with legal rectification and compliance regularization.