Delhi’s first wet waste-to-gas plant in Okhla to be operational in 2024
WATER & WASTE

Delhi’s first wet waste-to-gas plant in Okhla to be operational in 2024

Delhi will inaugurate its inaugural plant for converting domestic wet waste into compressed gas for vehicle fuel by March 2024 in Okhla. With a capacity to process around 300 tonnes of wet waste daily...

Delhi will inaugurate its inaugural plant for converting domestic wet waste into compressed gas for vehicle fuel by March 2024 in Okhla. With a capacity to process around 300 tonnes of wet waste daily, the facility will generate bioCNG or compressed natural gas biogas (CBG). The New Delhi Municipal Council greenlit the transfer of a five-acre plot to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to establish a solid waste management facility, which will accommodate filling stations, gas storage and bolster the capacity. The project aims to replicate Indore's bio-CNG plant, supplying fuel to the city's bus fleet. Contact: New Delhi Municipal Council Website: www.ndmc.gov.in

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