We're full of gas.

India's untapped biomethane isn't a problem. It's the point.




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BCMe/yr


That is India's untapped biomethane potential per year — enough to fill 1.4 billion CBG cylinders.
Laid end to end: 54 times around the Earth.
The source: the waste already rotting in India's fields and cities.



**Video for representation purpose only


In other words

10+ years of fuel

Enough to power every CNG vehicle in India for more than a decade — from the same waste streams our farms and cities already produce. *

Zero imports needed
84% of India's diesel

Equivalent to 90 billion litres of diesel — nearly all of India's annual diesel consumption — without a single additional import. **

90 billion litres equivalent
120% of gas demand

This technical potential is equivalent to around 120% of India's entire natural gas demand in 2024 — more than the country currently consumes. ***

Exceeds total national demand

* Crisil Intelligence, SectorVector: Reading the Topical Trends, February 2025

** PPAC, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, FY2024-25 provisional data

*** IEA India Bioenergy Market Report 2026

Where India stands

To understand the scale of the opportunity, consider the global picture.

10,000-14,000 terrawatt hours (TWh) per year is the global biogas and biomethane potential from sustainably available wastes and residues, which the World Biogas Association says is equivalent to 6-9% of global primary energy consumption.

Annual potential

10,000–14,000

terawatt-hours / year

Share of global primary energy

6–9%

of total world consumption

Visualised against 100% of global primary energy

6%
remaining 91–94%
Lower estimate (6%) Upper estimate (+3%)

Source: World Biogas Association.




Approximate output in TWh/year



*Data based on SATAT info. For plants above 2TPD CBG Output




The scale of the opportunity




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Germany
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China
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India

Operationally, most CBG in India is delivered at 90–97% methane.


At 90 BCMe/yr, India's biomethane potential — roughly 900 TWh of energy — is more than ten times what Germany or China produces from biogas today.

(India's biomethane potential of 90 BCMe/yr is sourced from the IEA's India Bioenergy Market Report, 2026. Energy equivalent is calculated using the standard natural-gas conversion factor of 10 kWh per cubic metre of biomethane at 95% methane purity — the same factor used by the IEA and WBA in cross-country biogas comparisons, and consistent with BIS IS 16087:2016 specifications for CBG)




Five Streams. One Resource.

A significant share of India's biogas potential comes from five waste streams — none of which requires importing anything, building new feedstock systems, competing directly with food for agricultural land or animal feed, and that do not have any other adverse sustainability impacts.

An IEA assessment considered 30 types of feedstocks for biogases across India’s agricultural and waste management sectors to estimate the 90 BCMe/yr of CBG to be produced sustainably each year in India.

Agro Residue
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MMT Feedstock/yr
CBG Potential:
20 MMT
Animal Waste
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MMT Feedstock/yr
CBG Potential:
25 MMT
Municipal Waste
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MMT Feedstock/yr
CBG Potential:
5 MMT
Sewage
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MMT Feedstock/yr
CBG Potential:
10 MMT
Press Mud
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MMT Feedstock/yr
CBG Potential:
2 MMT
Total Feedstock
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MMT / year
Yields
CBG Potential
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MMT / year
These sources are treated as disposal problems. In reality, they are chemically, fuel. The cost of not using them is measured in import bills and missed emissions targets.



The Map is Already Drawn

India’s biogas opportunity is no longer limited to small or decentralised systems. Large-scale compressed biogas (CBG) plants are already being built across states. Uttar Pradesh leads with the highest installed capacity, followed by Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh — forming the core of the current biogas market. A second layer of activity is visible across Punjab, Haryana, and Gujarat — regions where agricultural intensity and residue availability are high.

**Hover over the state on map to see CBG Projects of the particular state

India’s biogas opportunity is no longer limited to small or decentralised systems. Large-scale compressed biogas (CBG) plants are already being built across key states.

The feedstock is already concentrated. The plants are beginning to scale around it. The transition is underway, from agricultural waste to organised energy infrastructure.

Jabalpur CBG Plant

Jabalpur

20 TPD CBG Output

Bhopal CBG Plant

Bhopal

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Indore CBG Plant

Indore

22 TPD CBG Output

Indore Clean Energy Pvt. Ltd.

Indore

24 TPD CBG Output

Satna CBG Plant

Satna

20 TPD CBG Output

Barsana Biogas Project

Mathura

42.6 TPD CBG Output

Hapur CBG Plant

Hapur

22 TPD CBG Output

Barabanki CBG Plant

Barabanki

20 TPD CBG Output

CBG Plant Gorakhpur

Gorakhpur

20.33 TPD CBG Output

Prayagraj CBG Plant

Prayagraj

20 TPD CBG Output

Haidergarh CBG Plant

Haidergarh

20.7 TPD CBG Output

Balrampur CBG Plant

Balrampur

10.6 TPD CBG Output

CBG Plant at Budaun

Budaun

14.25 TPD CBG Output

12 TPD CBG Project

Lakhimpur Kheri

12 TPD CBG Output

Circle CBG India Pvt. Ltd

Meerut

14.6 TPD CBG Output

Kumbhi, Lakhimpur Khiri

Lakhimpur Kheri

10.6 TPD CBG Output

Prayagraj RNG Private Limited

Prayagraj

10.4 TPD CBG Output

CBG Unit, Rohana Kalan

Muzaffarnagar

10.2 TPD CBG Output

Jind-1 CBG Plant

Jind

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Metro Fuels

Hisar

10 TPD CBG Output

Panipat CBG Plant

Panipat

15 TPD CBG Output

Chemenergy Biofuels Limited

Ambala

15 TPD CBG Output

METCJ–Expansion CBG Plant

Jhajjar

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Kakinada 2 CBG Plant

Kakinada

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Nellore CBG Plant

Nellore

21 TPD CBG Output

Malegaon CBG Plant

Nashik

22 TPD CBG Output

Akola CBG Plant

Akola

22 TPD CBG Output

Nanded CBG Plant

Nanded

22 TPD CBG Output

Nagothane CBG Plant

Raigad

20 TPD CBG Output

Nagpur CBG Plant

Nagpur

20 TPD CBG Output

12 TPD CBG Plant

Satara

12 TPD CBG Output

Noblexchange Environment Solutions Pune LLP – CBG/BioCNG

Pune

14 TPD CBG Output

Compressed Bio-Gas – M/s Baramati Agro Ltd

Pune

16 TPD CBG Output

Khandoba Distilleries Ltd

Solapur

10 TPD CBG Output

Sahakar Maharshi Shankarrao Kolhe SSK Ltd

Ahmednagar

12 TPD CBG Output

VINP Distilleries and Sugars Pvt Ltd

Haveri

11 TPD CBG Output

Srishaila Bio Industries LLP

Haveri

15 TPD CBG Output

Leafiniti Jamkhandi CBG

Bagalkot

10.2 TPD CBG Output

Satish Sugars Limited

Belagavi

12.8 TPD CBG Output

Raipur CBG Plant

Durg

20 TPD CBG Output

Bilaspur CBG Plant

Bilaspur

20 TPD CBG Output

Kota CBG Plant

Kota

22 TPD CBG Output

Dhenkanal CBG Plant

Dhenkanal

20 TPD CBG Output

Energim Sustainable Solutions Cuddalore Pvt Ltd

Cuddalore

10.6 TPD CBG Output

Phoenix India Research & Development Group

Birbhum

10 TPD CBG Output

Hoshiarpur CBG Plant

Hoshiarpur

20 TPD CBG Output

Dhuri

Sangrur

14.84 TPD CBG Output

Patran

Patiala

14.8 TPD CBG Output

Verbio Lehra BioCNG Project

Sangrur

33 TPD CBG Output

Farm Gas Bio-CNG/CBG Plant (Khanna)

Ludhiana

12 TPD CBG Output

Surat (Navsari-2) CBG Plant

Navsari

22 TPD CBG Output

Bharat Biogas Energy Limited

Anand

14 TPD CBG Output

Vadodara CBG Plant

Vadodara

15 TPD CBG Output

Chem Process Systems Integrated Bio-fraction & CBG Plant

Surendranagar

11.8 TPD CBG Output

Biofics Advance Multifeed BioCNG & Premium Biofertilizer Plant

Surat

10 TPD CBG Output

14
TEPC Projects
Completed & operational
24
TEPC Projects
Under construction
★ Indore MSW Plant handed over to EverEnviro

Jaunpur

Uttar Pradesh

15 TPD CBG Output

Sitapur

Uttar Pradesh

15 TPD CBG Output

Lakhimpur Kheri

Uttar Pradesh

15 TPD CBG Output

Barabanki

Uttar Pradesh

20 TPD CBG Output

Haidergarh

Uttar Pradesh

20 TPD CBG Output

Prayagraj

Uttar Pradesh

MSW PTU

Shahjahanpur

Uttar Pradesh

20 TPD CBG Output

Raebareli

Uttar Pradesh

15 TPD CBG Output

Amethi

Uttar Pradesh

15 TPD CBG Output

Deoria

Uttar Pradesh

15 TPD CBG Output

Siddharthnagar

Uttar Pradesh

15 TPD CBG Output

Chandauli

Uttar Pradesh

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Haryana

Jind

Haryana

15 TPD CBG Output

Yamuna Nagar

Haryana

15 TPD CBG Output

Kaithal

Haryana

15 TPD CBG Output

Sirsa

Haryana

15 TPD CBG Output

Jhajjar 1

Haryana

20 TPD CBG Output

Jhajjar 2

Haryana

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Jind 1

Haryana

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Jind 2

Haryana

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Panipat

Haryana

15 TPD CBG Output

Fatehbad

Haryana

15 TPD CBG Output

Fazilka

Punjab

15 TPD CBG Output

NTR

Andhra Pradesh

15 TPD CBG Output

Kakinada 1

Andhra Pradesh

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Kakinada 2

Andhra Pradesh

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Kakinada 3

Andhra Pradesh

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Bemetara

Chattisgarh

15 TPD CBG Output

Raipur

Chattisgarh

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Bilaspur

Chattisgarh

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Indore

Madhya Pradesh

15.3 TPD CBG Output

Bhopal

Madhya Pradesh

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Jabalpur

Madhya Pradesh

22.5 TPD CBG Output

Vadodara

Gujarat

MSW PTU

Suratgarh

Rajasthan

21 TPD CBG output

Kamareddy

Telangana

15 TPD CBG output

West Champaran

Bihar

15 TPD CBG output




Our Power.

38,500 tCO2e

Fossil CNG emissions displaced by GPS Renewables plants in FY26. One company. One year. A portfolio that's still scaling.

1 trillion cubic metres

of natural gas equivalent of biogases could be globally produced sustainably each year, using today’s organic waste streams.

Source: IEA's 2025 Outlook for Biogas and Biomethane
5%
Of global biogas potential is being used today.
9%
India's share of global biomethane potential.
170
Mt CO₂e
If India realised its full biomethane potential, the GHG impact from displacing fossil CNG alone would exceed 170 million tonnes of CO₂-equivalent annually.

Our Planet.

Degraded Soil

Cracked, carbon-depleted earth across India's arable land

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Fertile Soil

Dark, carbon-rich earth restored by organic digestate

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Soil Samples
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Districts
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States
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Year Study

A six-year ICAR study — one of the largest soil carbon assessments ever conducted — found declining organic carbon across India's arable land. The most affected states, Haryana, Punjab, western Uttar Pradesh, are the same ones where India's agricultural CBG plants are concentrated.

Every CBG plant produces fermented organic manure — a digestate that rebuilds soil organic carbon. The ICAR study of 254,236 soil samples across 620 Indian districts found that soil organic carbon is declining across large parts of the country. Digestate is one of the few scalable ways to reverse it.

The Power Isn’t Coming, It’s Already Here.

The fields and crop cycles of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana. The waste generated in India's cities.

It was always here.

The shift is not discovery. It is conversion — waste into fuel, emissions into energy, a distributed resource into organised infrastructure.



Plant by plant. Tonne by tonne.



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