Commercial-scale biogas plants at the Punjab's cattle colonies and cattle markets, open to private investment, built on a model already proven at Gujjar Colony.
The Gujjar Colony plant demonstrated at commercial scale that the Punjab's urban dairy waste can be converted into a bankable stream of clean fuel. It was never intended to solve one colony's waste problem alone; its purpose was to establish a working model that private investors can take forward across the province. That model is now being replicated.
Large-scale plants at notified cattle colonies and cattle markets, carrying private investment. Each plant is designed with several revenue streams at once: biomethane supplied to local industry via cylinder cascades, carbon credits from captured methane, and organic fertiliser slurry, together supporting a self-sustaining operation and maintenance model.
Enter your available feedstock to get an indicative estimate of digester capacity and daily gas output, scaled from the actual performance of the Gujjar Colony plant. Intended for commercial-scale projects.
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Indicative estimate only, scaled from the Gujjar Colony plant's actual ratios (12,000 m³ digesting 160 tons of manure daily) and applicable to commercial-scale CSTR plants. Household and community-scale digesters use different designs and yields. Actual results depend on feedstock quality, digester design, retention time and site conditions — this is not a substitute for a professional feasibility study.
The Energy Department invites private investors, developers and technology partners to build the next generation of commercial biogas plants in the Punjab.
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