Gruner Renewable Energy announced plans to set up a CBG plant in Gujarat's Navsari, costing Rs 220 crore, to produce 44 TPD of biogas from various feedstocks, aiding India's shift towards sustainable energy solutions.
New Delhi: Gruner Renewable Energy on Monday said it will set up a compressed biogas (CBG) plant in Gujarat at an estimated cost of Rs 220 crore.
The CBG plant in Navsari is expected to produce 44 tonnes of biogas per day (TPD) using cost-effective feedstocks such as paddy, pressmud, canetrash and of municipal solid waste (MSW). This equates to an annual production of over 16,000 tonnes of biogas, Gruner Renewable Energy said in a statement.
"Gruner Renewable Energy, in collaboration with a leading business conglomerate, is all set to establish Asia's largest compressed biogas plant in Navsari, Gujarat.
The estimated cost of this plant is approximately Rs 220 crore," it said.
As India works towards decreasing reliance on fossil fuels, opening of plants like Navsari is going to play a critical role in meeting our goals of championing sustainable energy solutions, Gruner Renewable Energy Founder and CEO Utkarsh Gupta said.
The establishment of CBG plants will significantly reduce the country's crude oil import bill, he added.