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Case Study
Tezpur University 50 CUM commercial biogas plant
A 5kW residential solar solution installed for Rekha Pathak in Ghaziabad to power a sustainable home.
Tezpur University 50 CUM commercial biogas plant
Tezpur University, located in Assam, initially relied on a composting machine to manage food waste generated from its kitchen and hostel facilities. However, with a growing student population, food waste volumes increased significantly, making the existing system inadequate. To address this challenge, the university adopted a more efficient and scalable solution. A 50 CUM commercial biogas plant, installed by Koshish Sustainable Solutions Pvt Ltd, now converts food waste into clean biogas for cooking, reducing dependency on commercial LPG. The by-product slurry is further utilised as nutrient-rich organic manure for campus gardens.
Transforming Waste into Energy: Tezpur Biogas Plant in Action
Watch how the 50 CUM commercial biogas plant at Tezpur University converts organic waste into renewable energy. A real example of sustainable innovation, efficiency, and eco-friendly waste management in action.
Objectives
Driving efficient waste management and reducing fuel dependency through renewable energy adoption.
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To manage increasing volumes of food waste efficiently.
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To reduce reliance on conventional fuels like LPG.
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To implement a scalable and sustainable waste management solution.
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To promote circular economy practices through resource recovery.
Challenges
Addressing rising waste volumes, system inefficiencies, and increasing operational costs.
Increasing Food Waste Volume
Growth in the student population led to higher daily waste generation.
Inefficient Existing System
The composting machine could not handle large-scale waste effectively.
Rising Fuel Dependency
Continued reliance on LPG increased operational expenses.
Impact
Delivering cost savings, efficient waste utilisation, and enhanced sustainability outcomes.
Reduced LPG Consumption
Biogas is used for cooking, significantly lowering fuel costs.
Efficient Waste Management
Food waste is processed systematically and hygienically.
Organic Manure Production
Slurry is used as nutrient-rich manure for campus landscaping.
Sustainable Campus Operations
Adoption of biogas technology strengthened environmental responsibility and circular practices.
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