Archive · 25 May 2025
Manesar Plans Biogas Plant to Convert Waste into Energy
The city of Manesar wants to build a plant that turns trash into energy!
They plan to use leftover food and other waste to create biogas, which can be used as fuel and compost.
The local government is looking for a place to build it, and they're hoping to get about 10 acres of land.
This project is part of a bigger plan by the government to handle waste and make the environment cleaner.
The new plant is expected to make the city cleaner and reduce diseases spread by insects.
A company will be in charge of building and running the plant, taking all the trash and make it useful.
The Municipal Corporation of Manesar (MCM) is planning a compressed biogas (CBG) plant.
The plant will generate energy from solid waste in the municipal area.
The MCM commissioner requested 10 acres of land in Nainwal village for the plant.
The project aligns with the central government's GOBARdhan scheme.
A private firm will manage the installation and operation of the plant.
- Who
- The Municipal Corporation of Manesar (MCM) is the lead organization.
- What
- The Municipal Corporation of Manesar (MCM) plans to establish a compressed biogas plant to process solid waste.
- When
- The project is in the planning phase.
- Where
- Manesar, India.
- Why
- To generate energy, convert waste to compost, and reduce vector-borne diseases.
- Organization
- Municipal Corporation of Manesar
- Land Required
- 10 acres
- Plant Type
- Compressed biogas
- Feedstock
- Solid waste materials
- Site Location
- Nainwal village
- Waste at Sector 6
- 4,000 metric tonnes