Welcome to Amrutha Shree Bio CNG Private Limited. We are at the forefront of the sustainable energy revolution, producing clean, green Bio-CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) to power vehicles, industries, and communities. The global bio-CNG market is projected for significant growth, potentially reaching USD 38.48 billion by 2030. We are committed to contributing to this vital sector.
Bio-CNG offers a powerful alternative to traditional fossil fuels, providing significant environmental benefits by helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contributing to sustainability goals. It plays a key role in effective waste management by converting organic materials into clean energy. The Bio-CNG business in India is supported by government initiatives like SATAT, which aims to establish 5000 bio-CNG plants by 2025, providing a stable policy environment. Furthermore, Bio-CNG has diverse applications, serving as fuel for vehicles, industrial processes, and cooking, thus offering multiple revenue streams.
At Amrutha Shree Bio CNG, we utilize Napier grass as our primary feedstock. Also known as elephant grass, Napier grass is a high-yielding, perennial grass that can be harvested multiple times annually. Its rapid growth and high biomass production make it an ideal candidate for bioenergy applications.
Key benefits of using Napier grass include:
Napier grass can produce between 150-200 tonnes per acre per year, ensuring a steady and reliable supply of feedstock. According to a study by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), it can produce 50-80 tonnes of dry matter per hectare annually.
It boasts an energy output-to-input ratio of approximately 25:1, making it one of the most efficient energy crops.
Using Napier grass helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigates the burning of agricultural residues.
It is a cost-effective feedstock due to low maintenance requirements.
Efficient feedstock management is crucial for profitable Bio-CNG production. Processes like baling Napier grass are essential for maximizing efficiency within the production cycle. Baling involves compressing and packaging harvested grass into compact bales, which offers several advantages:
Baled grass is easier and potentially more cost-effective to transport compared to loose biomass, reducing logistical challenges and ensuring a consistent supply.
Bales can be stored for extended periods without significant degradation, ensuring a year-round supply even during off-harvest seasons.
Baling helps maintain the nutritional and energy content of the grass, preserving its suitability for Bio-CNG production.
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Our production process employs advanced anaerobic digestion technology to convert Napier grass into biogas, which is then upgraded to high-quality Bio-CNG. Napier grass is an efficient feedstock for biogas production partly due to its high methane content.
Our operations are designed for economic viability, with the business model showing attractive returns, including project IRRs of about 13-15% and payback periods of 4-5 years. The project also contributes to job creation in rural areas, supporting local economic development. By converting organic waste into clean energy, we actively contribute to climate change mitigation.
The Bio-CNG production business presents a significant opportunity for companies and entrepreneurs looking to make a positive impact on the environment and society.
