UPGWD NOC
UPGWD NOC (Groundwater Extraction Permission in Uttar Pradesh)
What is UPGWD NOC?
The Ground NOC (No Objection Certificate) is an approval granted by the Uttar Pradesh Ground Water Department (UPGWD) to industries, commercial establishments, and infrastructure projects that extract groundwater within Uttar Pradesh.
This approval ensures that groundwater is extracted in a regulated and sustainable manner, preventing over-exploitation and protecting local water resources. Any organisation using borewells, tube wells, or groundwater for industrial, commer
Why Do You Need NOC from UP Ground Water Department?
Groundwater in Uttar Pradesh is classified as safe, semi-critical, critical, or over-exploited depending on the region. Without UPGWD approval, extraction in many areas is strictly prohibited.
By obtaining UPGWD NOC, your facility:
- ✅ Complies with Uttar Pradesh Ground Water Department regulations
- ✅ Avoids legal penalties, closure orders, or fines
- ✅ Ensures sustainable and responsible use of groundwater
- ✅ Gets necessary approvals for industrial, commercial, and construction projects
Who Needs Ground water NOC in UP?
The following categories require permission from UPGWD before extracting groundwater:
- Industries & manufacturing units (using groundwater for processing or operations)
- Infrastructure projects such as townships, group housing societies, SEZs, IT parks
- Commercial establishments like hotels, malls, hospitals, and educational institutions
- Construction & real estate projects requiring water for building activities
Application Timeline & Validity
- Processing Time: ~45–90 days (depending on project size & groundwater category)
- Validity: Usually 2–3 years (renewal required before expiry)
Documents Required for Borewell NOC in UP
Applicants must typically submit:
- Proof of land ownership / lease deed
- Detailed water requirement & usage plan
- Hydrogeological study / groundwater availability report
- Rainwater harvesting & recharge structure design
- Consent to Establish (CTE) / Consent to Operate (CTO) from SPCB
- Project report / building layout plan
- Registration documents of the applicant entity
- Authorisation letter / Board Resolution
- Prescribed application fees
How Simplicomp Assists You
At Simplicomp, we provide end-to-end support for obtaining UPGWD NOC:
- Expert guidance on preparing hydrogeological reports & documents
- Coordination with UPGWD for faster approvals
- Timely follow-up to avoid project delays
- Advisory on rainwater harvesting & groundwater recharge compliance
- Competitive service fees with professional support
Why Choose Simplicomp for Digwell NOC?
- In-depth expertise in groundwater compliance in Uttar Pradesh
- Track record of successful NOCs for industries & infrastructure projects
- Transparent process with regular progress updates
- Dedicated support team until final approval
With Simplicomp, your project can obtain UPGWD NOC smoothly, stay compliant, and ensure sustainable groundwater use in Uttar Pradesh.
FAQ: Frequently asked questions
It is an approval from the Uttar Pradesh Ground Water Department allowing regulated groundwater extraction for industrial, commercial, and construction purposes.
Industries, housing societies, commercial establishments, hospitals, hotels, schools, and construction projects using groundwater.
Typically 45–90 days, depending on groundwater classification (safe/critical/over-exploited area) and application completeness.
Generally 2–3 years. Renewal must be done before expiry.
It is a violation of state water laws and may result in penalties, borewell sealing, or closure orders.
Yes. Applicants must submit a rainwater harvesting and recharge plan as part of the application.
We provide complete assistance—from hydrogeological surveys and documentation to application filing, liaison with authorities, and compliance advisory—for fast and hassle-free approvals.
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