Biogas is the very definition of a circular economy as it regenerates nature. The energy transition from fossil fuels has provided an opportunity to develop industrial scale biogas platforms and will accelerate the transition to a circular future.
Promotes the circular future that we aspire the planet to move to.The right combination of feedstock, technology and capital provides pricing parity with fossil fuel through cycles.Unlike wind and solar, biogas is not weather dependent and production can go on in an uninterrupted manner.
Distribution at scale from biogas plants to fuel dispensing stations for connections to gas grids needs enabling policies from the government.
Governments across the world are today waking up to the possibility of harnessing compressed biogas, a yet untapped but potentially vast renewable energy source.
10 tons of agricultural residue (biomass) will produce 1 ton of biogas.
25 tons of press mud (sugar waste), 15 tons of forest residue, and 50 tons of cattle dung can produce 1 ton of biogas each.
In India alone, biogas demand is expected to grow from 50 million tons now to 200 million tons in 2030, approaching almost 10% of gas demand.
