Bio CNG Plant in India – Complete Turnkey Solutions by KoshishIndia

India is witnessing rapid growth in renewable energy adoption, and Bio CNG plant in India has emerged as one of the most promising waste-to-energy solutions. With increasing demand for clean fuel, strict environmental norms, and government support, installing a commercial Bio CNG plant is becoming a profitable and sustainable business opportunity.

KoshishIndia is a trusted name in Bio CNG plant manufacturing, installation, and turnkey project execution, delivering advanced technology-driven solutions across India.

What is a Bio CNG Plant?

A Bio CNG plant converts organic waste into purified compressed biogas that can be used as fuel for vehicles, industries, and power generation. Unlike traditional biogas, Bio CNG is upgraded to achieve methane purity above 90%, making it equivalent to conventional CNG.

Common raw materials used in Bio CNG production include:

Agricultural waste

Cattle dung

Food and kitchen waste

Municipal solid waste

Industrial organic waste

The growing awareness of sustainable fuel alternatives has increased demand for Bio CNG plant installation in India.

How Bio CNG Plant Works

A modern Bio CNG production plant operates through a scientific and controlled process:

1. Waste Collection and Pre-Treatment

Organic waste is collected, segregated, and prepared for digestion.

2. Anaerobic Digestion

The feedstock is processed in airtight digesters where microorganisms break down organic matter to produce biogas.

3. Biogas Purification

Advanced biogas upgrading systems remove carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and moisture to enhance methane concentration.

4. Gas Compression

Purified gas is compressed and stored as Bio CNG for distribution and usage.

5. Organic Fertilizer Production

The digestate produced during the process is converted into high-quality organic manure.

KoshishIndia integrates advanced purification and compression systems to ensure maximum gas recovery and efficiency.

Bio CNG Plant Cost in India

The Bio CNG plant cos