RSWK, located in Jharkhand, operates a large poultry farm with around 1.8 lakh birds. Managing the huge quantity of poultry litter generated daily had become a major challenge for the farm. Rising electricity and fuel costs were also affecting operational efficiency, while environmental concerns related to waste disposal were increasing.
To solve these issues, a Commercial Biogas Plant with a 1,600 CUM capacity was installed. The system converts poultry waste into clean biogas and organic manure, helping the farm improve waste management, generate renewable energy, reduce operational costs, and support sustainable farming practices.
Transforming Waste into Clean Energy: RSWK’s 1,600 CUM Biogas Success Story
Discover how the 1,600 CUM Biogas Plant by RSWK in Jharkhand converts organic waste into sustainable energy, reducing environmental impact while supporting efficient and eco-friendly industrial operations.
Promoting large-scale sustainable waste management and renewable energy generation.
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To manage large volumes of poultry litter waste efficiently
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To generate clean and renewable energy from organic waste
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To reduce dependence on traditional electricity and fuel sources
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To improve environmental sustainability across farm operations
Managing large-scale poultry waste while maintaining operational efficiency.
Poultry waste from 1.8 lakh birds requires continuous and systematic processing.
Increasing fuel and electricity expenses were impacting farm operations.
Improper waste disposal could lead to pollution and higher carbon emissions.
Enhancing sustainability and operational efficiency through a Commercial Biogas Plant.
Poultry litter is now managed in a more organised and eco-friendly manner.
Biogas generated by the system helps meet part of the farm’s energy requirements.
Biogas slurry is being converted into high-quality organic fertiliser.
The project supports cleaner operations and lowers the overall carbon footprint.
KOSHISH is an initiative by a team of young professionals from the Indian Institute of Technology.
This project showed how Koshish can transform Biogas challenges into opportunities.”
