Archive · 25 Nov 2025
Odisha and Oil India Partner for Green Energy
The Odisha government and Oil India Limited have signed an agreement to turn urban waste into green energy.
They plan to build Compressed Biogas (CBG) plants across Odisha.
This project aims to reduce waste in landfills and create local economic value.
Officials from both sides discussed the progress and timelines of the project.
They are working together to make sure the plants get the necessary waste materials.
This agreement is part of Odisha's plan to use clean energy and promote a circular economy.
Odisha government and Oil India Limited signed an agreement to convert urban waste into green energy.
The agreement aims to fast-track the commissioning of Compressed Biogas (CBG) plants in a time-bound manner.
A delegation from Oil India met with Odisha officials to discuss the progress of six CBG plants.
The project focuses on integrating municipal waste systems to ensure a steady supply of feedstock.
The initiative is part of Odisha's broader clean-energy and circular-economy vision.
- Who
- Odisha government and Oil India Limited
- What
- Signed an agreement to convert urban waste into green energy
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Odisha, India
- Why
- To promote sustainable waste-to-energy models and reduce landfill burden
- Parties Involved
- Odisha government, Oil India Limited
- Agreement Purpose
- Convert urban waste to green energy
- Project Focus
- Compressed Biogas (CBG) plants
- Key Officials
- Dr. Ranjit Rath (Oil India), Usha Padhee (Odisha government)
- Project Goals
- Reduce landfill burden, promote circular economy