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