HSPCB Dust Portal Registration
End-to-end filing on the Dust Pollution Control Self Assessment, HSPCB portal (dustapp.hspcb.org.in) for construction and demolition sites — document preparation, self-assessment submission and acknowledgement.
Haryana · HSPCB compliance
HSPCB Compliance for Construction Sites, RMC Plants & C&D Waste Facilities Across Haryana
HSPCB Dust Portal registration, AQI sensors, PTZ cameras and anti-smog guns — installed, mapped to the regulator and maintained end-to-end for C&D projects, RMC plants and C&D waste sites across Haryana, under CAQM's 11.06.2021 direction.
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HSPCB
Dust Portal registration end-to-end
CAQM
11.06.2021 direction compliant
500 sqm+
Mandatory for C&D sites in Haryana's NCR districts
Statewide
Trusted by builders and plant operators across Haryana (project count: TODO)
What's changed
Recent government requirements for Haryana sites
The rules have tightened, inspections are real, and non-compliance risks site closure. Under the CAQM direction of 11.06.2021 (issued under Section 12 of the CAQM Act, 2021), every C&D project of 500 sqm and above in Haryana's NCR districts must register on the Dust Pollution Control Self Assessment, HSPCB portal at dustapp.hspcb.org.in and maintain live PM2.5/PM10 sensor feeds, CCTV, anti-smog guns and physical dust-control measures on site. Dust-control norms also apply to RMC/batching plants and C&D waste management facilities in the NCR region.
HSPCB actively inspects sites during GRAP stages and has issued closure notices and Environmental Compensation (EC) penalties to non-compliant construction sites in Haryana's NCR districts during GRAP-2 and GRAP-3 periods. Here is exactly what your site must have — and we handle all of it, end-to-end.
- ▸ HSPCB Dust Portal self-assessment and registration for ≥500 sqm C&D plots (NCR districts).
- ▸ Continuous PM2.5/PM10 sensor with live feed to the HSPCB portal.
- ▸ CCTV/PTZ camera for site supervision.
- ▸ Anti-smog gun sized to plot area.
- ▸ Wind barriers, green net covering, covered transport, water sprinkling and dust masks.
- ▸ Dust-control norms extend to RMC plants and C&D waste sites.
How we help
The full HSPCB compliance stack — registration, equipment, monthly audits — from a single team, for construction sites, RMC plants and C&D waste facilities.
Monthly Compliance & Audit Support
Ongoing site audits, photo-evidence reporting and status updates on the HSPCB portal — applicable to C&D projects, RMC plants and C&D waste sites for the duration of operations.
AQI Sensor Installation
CPCB-listed continuous PM2.5 / PM10 sensors with live dashboard feed configured for the HSPCB portal. Deployed at construction sites, batching plants and waste-processing facilities.
PTZ Camera Setup
PTZ CCTV cameras for site supervision with RTSP streams ready for regulator inspection — suitable for C&D sites, RMC plants and C&D waste yards.
Anti-Smog Gun Deployment
Anti-smog guns sized to your plot area as required under CAQM norms, with installation, testing and operator training. Applicable across all three site types.
Green Net & Barricading
Wind-barrier green nets, tin-sheet barricading, wheel-wash pits and covered material storage — the full physical dust-control envelope for construction, RMC and C&D waste facilities.
Sites we serve
Three distinct site types, one compliance team. Every scope below is delivered under CAQM/HSPCB norms.
Construction & Demolition Sites
Builders, developers and contractors running C&D projects — HSPCB Dust Portal registration is mandatory for plot areas of 500 sqm and above in Haryana's NCR districts.
Get a planRMC (Ready-Mix Concrete) Plants
Batching/RMC plant operators — dust-control norms applicable to RMC plants under CAQM and HSPCB directions. Full equipment, monitoring and consent-support handled end-to-end.
Get a planC&D Waste Disposal & Processing Sites
Collection, storage, recycling and disposal facilities — dust-control norms applicable to C&D waste sites. We supply monitoring, PTZ supervision and physical dust-control measures.
Get a planEquipment we install
Every device is configured and mapped to the HSPCB Dust Portal — ready for regulator inspection.
Continuous AQI Sensor (PM2.5 / PM10)
Real-time particulate monitoring with live feed to the HSPCB Dust Portal. CPCB-listed sensors calibrated on site.
PTZ CCTV Camera
High-resolution PTZ cameras for site supervision. Streams configured for HSPCB inspection access.
Anti-Smog Gun
30m / 50m / 100m range anti-smog guns sized per plot area, deployed as required under CAQM norms for Haryana NCR sites.
Green Nets & Barricading
Wind barriers, dust screens, tin-sheet barricading and covered transport — the full physical dust-control envelope.
HSPCB compliance — how it works
From first site visit to monthly compliance, the process is designed to keep your project moving.
- 1. Site assessment
Free visit to your Haryana site — C&D project, RMC plant or C&D waste facility. We measure plot area, review existing setup and confirm which CAQM/HSPCB requirements apply.
- 2. Equipment installation
AQI sensor, PTZ cameras, anti-smog gun, green nets and barricading installed and tested to CAQM/HSPCB specifications.
- 3. Portal registration
Dust Portal self-assessment filed on dustapp.hspcb.org.in with your credentials. Acknowledgement shared the same day. Consent support arranged for RMC and C&D waste sites where applicable.
- 4. Live dashboard feed
PM2.5/PM10 sensor data and PTZ streams mapped live to the HSPCB portal so inspections can be verified remotely.
- 5. Ongoing monthly compliance
Site audits, photo evidence and status updates uploaded every month for the full duration of the project or plant operations.
The regulator: HSPCB
The Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB), established in 1974, is the state authority responsible for pollution control across Haryana. For construction and demolition sites in Haryana's NCR districts, HSPCB operates the Dust Pollution Control Self Assessment portal at dustapp.hspcb.org.in. HSPCB's broader regulatory powers — consents, inspections and environmental norms — apply statewide, and it is a separate regulator from Delhi's DPCC.
HSPCB Head Office (for your reference)
C-11, Sector-6, Panchkula, Haryana – 134109
Phone: 0172-2577872 · 0172-2577873 · 0172-2581203
Email: hqhspcb@hspcb.org.in
We are an independent consultancy and are not affiliated with HSPCB. All approvals are issued by HSPCB directly.
Frequently asked questions
Which Haryana sites need HSPCB Dust Portal registration?
Any construction or demolition site with a plot area of 500 sqm or more in Haryana's NCR districts — Gurugram, Faridabad, Sonepat, Panipat, Rohtak, Jhajjar, Rewari, Bhiwani, Charkhi Dadri, Mahendragarh, Nuh, Palwal, Karnal — must register on the Dust Pollution Control Self Assessment, HSPCB portal at dustapp.hspcb.org.in before starting work. This applies to current as well as upcoming C&D projects.
Do RMC plants and C&D waste sites also need dust compliance?
Yes. CAQM and HSPCB have issued dust-control requirements covering RMC/batching plants and C&D waste management in the NCR region. We handle the equipment (AQI sensors, PTZ cameras, anti-smog guns, wind barriers), the dust-control measures on site, and portal/consent support applicable to your facility.
What is the CAQM direction that applies to Haryana NCR sites?
The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) issued a direction on 11.06.2021 under Section 12 of the CAQM (National Capital Region and Adjoining Areas) Ordinance/Act, 2021 requiring all C&D projects of 500 sqm and above in the NCR to comply with dust-control measures. HSPCB enforces this direction in Haryana's NCR districts.
How is HSPCB different from DPCC?
HSPCB (Haryana State Pollution Control Board, headquartered in Panchkula) regulates the state of Haryana, including its NCR districts. DPCC regulates Delhi. Both boards operate under CAQM's overarching NCR directions, but registration, portals and enforcement are handled independently by each regulator.
What happens if my site is not compliant during GRAP?
HSPCB actively inspects sites during GRAP stages and has issued closure notices and Environmental Compensation (EC) penalties to non-compliant construction sites in Haryana's NCR districts during GRAP-2 and GRAP-3 periods. Getting compliant before inspection is materially cheaper than responding to a notice afterwards.
Do Red-category industries in Haryana need OCEMS as well as PTZ cameras?
Yes. For Red category industries Haryana-wide, CPCB and HSPCB now expect a CSIR-NPL certified OCEMS (Online Continuous Emission Monitoring System) at the emission point, doing continuous stack emission monitoring with real-time emission data pushed to the board's server. PTZ cameras covering the stack outlet and analyser shelter sit alongside it, and both are increasingly written in as a Consent to Operate (CTO) condition — with the same expectation flagged at the Consent to Establish (CTE) stage for new units.
What equipment does my site need?
Under CAQM/HSPCB norms, sites are expected to have continuous PM2.5/PM10 sensors with live dashboard feed to the HSPCB portal, CCTV/PTZ cameras for site supervision with DVR/NVR backup camera feed retained on site, anti-smog guns deployed in proportion to plot area, wind barriers and green net covering, covered transport of construction material, regular water sprinkling and dust masks for site workers.
Which Haryana districts do you cover?
We service sites across all of Haryana. Our compliance work is most active in the NCR districts — Gurugram, Faridabad, Sonepat, Panipat, Rohtak, Jhajjar, Rewari, Bhiwani, Charkhi Dadri, Mahendragarh, Nuh, Palwal, Karnal — where the CAQM 500 sqm dust-portal mandate applies, but HSPCB's broader regulatory powers extend statewide and we support projects wherever they are.
Talk to a compliance specialist before HSPCB's next inspection round
Share your site type, plot area and location anywhere in Haryana. We'll come back within the hour with a scoped HSPCB compliance plan — registration, equipment and monthly audits, all under one roof.