Archive · 1 Aug 2025
CEF Group Gets €38 Million for Biogas Plants Backed by Germany
A cleantech company called CEF Group got 38 million euros from a German bank.
This money will help them build two new plants in India that turn trash from cities and farms into clean fuel called CBG.
The process creates clean energy, and also helpful products like fertilizer.
The project supports a government plan to use clean fuel and helps the local economy.
CEF Group secured €38 million in funding for two compressed biogas (CBG) plants.
Funding comes from the German Export Finance Bank.
CEF Group specializes in converting waste into clean fuel (CBG).
Plants will process up to 850 tonnes of municipal solid waste daily.
By-products include organic manure and refuse-derived fuel.
- Who
- CEF Group and the German Export Finance Bank.
- What
- CEF Group secured funding for compressed biogas plants.
- When
- Published on August 1, 2025.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To convert waste into clean fuel, and support rural economies.
- Funding Amount
- €38 million
- Recipient
- CEF Group
- Funding Source
- German Export Finance Bank
- Purpose
- Establish two CBG plants
- Waste Processed
- Municipal solid waste
- Daily Processing Capacity
- 850 tonnes
- By-products
- Organic manure, refuse-derived fuel
