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Context: The Adarsh Gaushala, Gwalior MP has achieved a landmark feat with the establishment of India’s first modern, self-sufficient gaushala that houses a state-of-the-art Compressed Biogas (CBG) plant.
It is a renewable gaseous fuel produced through the anaerobic digestion of organic matter like agricultural residues, animal dung, food waste, and municipal solid waste.
Production: It requires purification of biogas (to remove impurities like carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, and moisture).
This refined and compressed gas, containing over 90% methane, becomes CBG, boasting properties similar to conventional compressed natural gas (CNG).
Calorific value & properties similar to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG).
Serves as a green, renewable fuel.
Applications: It can replace CNG in automotive, industrial, & commercial sectors.
Capacity: It can process 100 tons of cattle dung daily to produce 2-3 tons of Bio-CNG. 10-15 tons of bio-manure for organic farming.
It incorporates windrow composting for additional organic waste processing.
Windrow Composting: It is a method of composting that involves piling organic waste into long rows, called windrows, and turning them regularly to improve the compost.
Phased Mandatory Blending of CBG: It was announced in 2024 Interim Budget → CBG with CNG (transportation) and PNG (domestic use)→ Transition to a green gas-based economy & Address environmental degradation and promote cleaner energy sources.
National Policy on Biofuels 2018: It emphasises on promotion of advanced Biofuels including CBG.
Galvanizing Organic Bio-Agro Resources Dhan (GOBAR-DHAN) Scheme: It aims to convert cattle dung and solid waste in farms to Bio-CNG (CBG) and compost.
Central Financial Assistance for Bio-CNG: Notified by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. Financial assistance under the program is available for Biogas generation, Bio CNG generation, Power generation from MSW, Biomass Gasifier etc.
SATAT Initiative: It promotes entrepreneurs to set up Compressed Biogas plants, produce and supply CBG to Oil Marketing Companies for sale as automotive & industrial fuels.
RBI priority sector lending: It includes loans (up to ?50 crore) for start-ups setting up CBG plants.
IREDA Business Plan (2022–2026): It includes financial assistance for CBG in its disbursement targets.
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