The Project
A proposed Compressed Biogas facility set to turn farm waste into clean energy
Compressed Bio-Gas
The proposed plant will convert agricultural biomass and organic waste into high-quality Compressed Biogas (CBG). Backed by a Letter of Intent from Think Gas, this clean fuel is expected to reduce carbon emissions, support rural development, and give farmers an additional income stream while addressing waste management challenges.
Organic Fertilizers
Fermented organic manure will be produced from processed agricultural waste, enriching the soil without harmful chemicals. This planned by-product is expected to enhance crop yields, promote soil health, and support local farmers in eco-friendly agricultural practices, bridging the gap between waste and resource.
Project Development
The project is currently in its development phase. Ahead of construction, the team will carry out site assessments, feasibility studies, statutory approvals and feedstock planning to ensure the proposed plant is built on strong technical and commercial foundations.
Partnership Opportunities
Suvarna Shakthi Bioenergy will build partnerships with local farmers, industry and government bodies. These planned programs aim to empower rural communities with training, resources and access to clean energy technologies, driving economic growth while prioritising environmental stewardship.
How the Plant Will Work
Collection
Agricultural biomass and organic waste will be collected from local farms to begin the transformation process, ensuring efficient resource utilisation.
Processing
The collected materials will undergo anaerobic digestion, where microorganisms break down organic matter to produce biogas, which will then be purified into Compressed Biogas.
Distribution
The clean fuel produced will be supplied for distribution to industry, while by-products like fermented organic manure will be made available to farmers.
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