
1,600 CUM Biogas Plant, RSWK in Jharkhand
A 5kW residential solar solution installed for Rekha Pathak in Ghaziabad to power a sustainable home.
An sustainable initiative by the Govt. of Jharkhand to build a commercial biogas plant at Palamu, Jharkhand under the Gobardhan Scheme. The accumulation of 1000kg of cow dung daily becomes problematic in discarding, while it keeps getting piled up in the Gaushala. It imposes threat to the health of cows and the people working there. The environment becomes unhygenic due to which bad odour comes. Through this the Carbon Emissions increases.
This problem needs a sustainable solution that the Govt. Of Jharkhand took the initiative of getting a Commercial Biogas Plant installed. The impact of it is big, the problem of organic waste management is resolved quickly by converting it into renewable energy. Making it use in Cooking Gas, generating electricity, and Fuel.
Powering Rural Change Through Biogas Innovationng
Watch how the 40 CUM commercial biogas plant in Palamu transforms organic waste into clean energy, supporting sustainability, reducing pollution, and empowering rural communities with an eco-friendly energy solution.
Enabling large-scale waste conversion and sustainable energy generation.
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To establish an efficient system for handling bulk poultry litter waste
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To generate renewable energy from organic waste sources
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To reduce dependence on conventional electricity and fuel
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To enhance long-term environmental sustainability
The Gaushala at Palamu need to tackle scale, inefficiencies, and environmental impact effectively.
Large-scale poultry operations generated significant amounts of waste, making disposal challenging.
Heavy reliance on external energy sources was increasing operational expenses.
Improper waste handling was contributing to higher carbon emissions and pollution.
Creating measurable environmental and economic value with a Commercial Biogas Plant.
Poultry litter waste is now efficiently processed into useful energy, reducing disposal issues.
Partial electricity requirements are being met through biogas-based generation, lowering dependency on grid power.
Biogas slurry is being converted into organic manure, supporting sustainable agriculture practices.
The carbon footprint has been reduced, resulting in a cleaner operational environment.
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.”