Compressed Bio-Gas
India’s First Integrated CBG-Goshala-Bio Farming Model
Revolutionizing Rural India with Green Energy
At Shreyam Group, we’re pioneering a clean energy future with India’s first modular CBG (Compressed Bio-Gas) Plant a transformative initiative that blends sustainability, energy production, and rural empowerment. Backed by the Government of Madhya Pradesh, our CBG plant is the core of an integrated model that combines cow welfare, organic farming, and renewable power generation into one scalable ecosystem.
From cow dung to clean fuel our model turns natural waste into a valuable energy resource.
What is CBG?
CBG (Compressed Bio-Gas) is purified biogas produced from organic materials such as cow dung, crop residue, and green biomass like Napier grass. Once purified, CBG has properties similar to CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) and can be used as a clean alternative fuel for:
- Vehicles (automobiles & tractors)
- Cooking & heating
- Industrial energy needs
Green Hydrogen from Waste: Powering India's Clean Future
At Shreyam, we’re producing Green Hydrogen from Compressed Bio-Gas (CBG) made using agricultural waste, cattle dung, and food scraps. This innovative, zero-emission fuel supports India’s Green Hydrogen Mission by replacing fossil fuels and cutting carbon emissions. Our process turns local organic waste into clean energy, boosts rural income, and creates green jobs. Shreyam is driving sustainable energy that’s cost-effective, scalable, and better for the planet.
Our Unique CBG Model: A Closed-Loop Green System
Unlike conventional setups, our model is modular, integrated, and circular delivering economic, ecological, and social benefits:
Input:
- 20% Cow Dung from our 5,000+ sheltered cows
- 80% Napier Grass cultivated on-site
- Other Organic Waste: crop residues, agri-waste
Output:
- Up to 500 kg/day of clean, compressed bio-gas
- Bio-Slurry as a high-grade organic fertilizer
- Zero Waste: all by-products are repurposed for energy or soil nutrition
Why Our CBG Plant Stands Out
Ethical Sourcing
CBG is produced from cow dung sourced ethically from our integrated Goshala housing 5,000+ cows.
Napier Grass Cultivation
We grow Napier grass sustainably on our land, ensuring year-round biomass supply and carbon sequestration.
Solar-Powered Infrastructure
The plant runs on solar energy, significantly reducing dependency on grid power and lowering emissions.
Circular Economy Model
All waste from the plant is converted into bio-fertilizer, closing the resource loop and ensuring zero environmental impact.
Distribution-Ready
Produced gas is compressed, purified, and distributed via our technology partner Convergen Platforms, ensuring scalability.
Social & Environmental Impact
Reduction in Greenhouse Gases
Prevents methane emissions from raw dung and agri-waste
Empowerment of Rural Farmers
Farmers benefit from organic fertilizers, green fodder, and job opportunities
Soil Health Restoration
Residual slurry boosts microbial activity and enhances crop yield naturally
Employment Generation
Skilled and semi-skilled employment created in plant operations, farming, logistics, and sales
Technical Highlights
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Feedstock | 20% Cow Dung + 80% Napier Grass |
| Plant Capacity | 500 kg/day (scalable) |
| Technology | Anaerobic Digestion + Purification Systems |
| Power Source | Solar Energy |
| By-products | Bio-Gas, Bio-Slurry (Fertilizer) |
| End Use | Fuel (Automotive/Industrial), Cooking, Fertilizer |
Government Collaboration & Recognition
This project is proudly developed in association with the Government of Madhya Pradesh as a pilot for India’s first integrated green energy + animal welfare + organic farming model. It is envisioned as a blueprint for Smart Villages and Sustainable Rural Infrastructure nationwide.
Future Vision: 33 Plants Across MP
We’re not stopping here. Shreyam Group is scaling its CBG model across 33 rural locations in Madhya Pradesh over the next two years, creating a statewide Smart Goshala + Energy Grid that uplifts:
- Farmers
- Villages
- Soil health
- National clean fuel mission
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