CBG is purified and compressed biogas produced from organic waste. It is a renewable, eco-friendly fuel that can replace CNG in vehicles, industries, and commercial applications.
CBG is produced through anaerobic digestion of organic waste. Raw biogas is generated and then:
● Cleaned
● Dehumidified
● Purified (CO₂ & H₂S removal)
● Compressed to produce CBG.
Common feedstocks include:
● Cow dung
● Agricultural residue
● Press mud
● Food/kitchen waste
● Municipal organic waste
● Organic industrial waste (as permitted)
A CBG plant produces:
● CBG (Compressed Bio Gas)
● Organic slurry / organic fertiliser
● Recoverable CO₂ (if opted)
● Converts waste into energy
● Reduces pollution & methane emissions
● High market demand
● Extra revenue from organic fertiliser
● Government support & incentives
● Supports circular economy
● Reduces reliance on fossil fuels
Yes, we offer full EPC services—designing, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and training.
Yes. We assist with:
● PESO approvals
● State Pollution Control Board
● Factory license
● GAIL/OMC coordination
● Other statutory clearances required
Approximate land requirement:
2–5 TPD: 0.5 – 1 acre
10–20 TPD: 1 – 2 acres
30–50 TPD: 2 – 3 acres
100+ TPD: 3 – 5 acres
We supply CBG plants from 2 TPD to 200+ TPD feedstock capacity.
Most CBG plants achieve a payback period of around 3–4 years, depending on feedstock cost and selling price.
● Industries (boilers, furnaces)
● Hotels & restaurants
● Transport fleets
● CBG retail stations
● Commercial establishments
● OMCs (IOCL, BPCL, HPCL) under SATAT*
Yes, complete documentation and guidance for SATAT applications and offtake arrangements are provided.
● O&M services
● AMC (Annual Maintenance Contract)
● Troubleshooting support
● Remote monitoring
● Operator training
Yes, we assist with eligibility check, documentation, verification, and carbon credit trading support.
Yes, our digester designs support multi-feedstock operations depending on the waste composition.
Plants are designed as per:
● PESO norms
● PNGRB guidelines
● National biogas safety standards
● Fire & explosion safety norms
The slurry is further processed into organic fertiliser, which can be used on farms or sold commercially.
Provide details on:
● Feedstock type & quantity
● Location
● Available land
● Desired production scale
A customised proposal will be shared within 3–5 working days.
