Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Biofuel Circle Expands Operations, Helping Farmers
Biofuel Circle helps farmers by providing carbon-rich fertilizer made from waste.
They are also turning empty land into energy sources.
They are increasing biomass banks where farmers can bring crop leftovers instead of burning them.
This helps the environment and gives farmers extra money.
They plan to expand further, hoping to reduce carbon footprints.
They have also partnered with local farmers using a platform where they register and get their products transported through tractors.
Biofuel Circle supplies organic manure to farmers and utilizes wastelands for energy.
The company plans to increase biomass banks from 60 to 106 by March 2026.
Biofuel Circle creates a reverse supply chain providing biochar and manure back to farmers.
Pilot projects for energy production are underway in Maharashtra and Odisha.
The company connects 150,000 farmers and aims to expand.
- Who
- Biofuel Circle, a farm-to-fuel ecosystem company
- What
- Providing organic manure, utilizing wastelands for energy, and expanding biomass banks.
- When
- Pilot projects launched recently, with further expansion planned.
- Where
- Pilot projects in Maharashtra and Odisha, biomass banks across several states.
- Why
- To create a circular economy, reduce stubble burning, and provide farmers with additional income.
Environment
Farmers
Economic Viability
Environment
The project’s environmental impact is positive, however its long-term viability must be assessed.
Farmers
Farmers are earning more from an incremental income, and it also takes away the stress of managing the straw.
- Company Name
- Biofuel Circle
- Company Age
- Five years
- Farmers Connected
- 150,000 currently
- Biomass Banks
- 60 currently, 106 by March 2026
- Biomass Bank Locations
- Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa, and Andhra Pradesh
- Tractor Partners
- 5,000
- Annual CO2 Replacement
- 1.3 million tonnes