1,600 CUM Biogas Plant, RSWK in Jharkhand
A 5kW residential solar solution installed for Rekha Pathak in Ghaziabad to power a sustainable home.
Venco Research and Breeding Farms, located in Dehradun, faced a critical challenge in managing poultry waste generated from approximately 30,000 birds. A large volume of poultry litter was produced daily, raising environmental concerns and increasing operational costs. Increased carbon emissions, along with high electricity and fuel costs, further burdened the economy.
To address these issues, a Commercial Biogas Plant of 300 CUM capacity was adopted. The system was implemented to convert poultry waste into clean energy and organic manure. Through this sustainable solution, waste was efficiently managed, and valuable resources were recovered.
Inside the 300 CUM Biogas Plant – Venco Research-2, Dehradun
This video showcases the complete working, installation process, and performance insights of the 300 Cum Biogas Plant at Venco Research, Dehradun, highlighting sustainable energy solutions and the real-world impact of efficient biogas technology.
The objectives for Venco focused on driving sustainability, efficiency, and cost reduction through a Commercial Biogas Plant.
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To establish an effective system for poultry waste management
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To reduce dependency on conventional electricity and fuel sources
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To lower carbon emissions and environmental impact
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To generate value added by products like organic manure
Key issues in waste management and energy dependency
Large-scale poultry production from 40,000 birds generated continuous waste, making disposal difficult and inefficient.
Improper handling of poultry waste was increasing carbon emissions and negatively affecting the surrounding environment.
The farm relied heavily on external electricity and fuel, resulting in high operational costs.
The after impacts benefit from adopting a Commercial Biogas Plant
Poultry waste is now handled and managed properly through the Commercial Biogas Plant.
The farm now generates its own electricity, reducing its dependency on the main grid.
The leftover biogas is used as an organic fertiliser for crop production.
The pollution and carbon emissions are reduced through the use of a commercial biogas plant.
KOSHISH is an initiative by a team of young professionals from the Indian Institute of Technology.
A 5kW residential solar solution installed for Rekha Pathak in Ghaziabad to power a sustainable home.
A 5kW residential solar solution installed for Rekha Pathak in Ghaziabad to power a sustainable home.
A 5kW residential solar solution installed for Rekha Pathak in Ghaziabad to power a sustainable home.
This project showed how Koshish can transform Biogas challenges into opportunities.”