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ARTICLE · 04 AUGUST 2025

Compressed Bio-Gas – The Clean Push Forward

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As a developing economy India faces the challenge of balancing environment conservation while promoting rapid economic development. In an effort to harmonise these twin objectives the Government of India...

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As a developing economy India faces the challenge of balancing environment conservation while promoting rapid economic development. In an effort to harmonise these twin objectives the Government of India has taken major steps towards enhancing the adoption and use of compressed bio-gas (CBG).

Integration of CBG into the natural gas infrastructure has been a long-standing goal of Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoPNG) under its sustainable alternative towards affordable transportation (SATAT) initiative launched in 2018. The CBG-CGD synchronisation scheme aims to integrate CBG into the city gas distribution (CGD) network, facilitating its blending with piped natural gas (PNG) for domestic use and with compressed natural gas (CNG) for transportation. The National Biofuels Coordination Committee mandates CGD networks to blend a prescribed minimum percentage of CBG in PNG and CNG starting with 1% in 2025 and reaching 5% by 2028. It further

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