The Core Technologies Behind India's Bio-CNG Revolution
Explore core Bio-CNG technologies — anaerobic digestion, purification, compression, and control systems.
Read Article →The Gaps in India's Bio-CNG Landscape — What's Missing and What's Next
Despite high potential, India's Bio-CNG growth lags due to systemic, infrastructural, and economic barriers.
India holds one of the largest biomass reserves globally, yet Bio-CNG infrastructure remains underdeveloped. The reasons are deeply rooted in policy fragmentation, financial barriers, and technical gaps.
1. Capital-Intensive Projects
High upfront CAPEX and long payback periods deter small-scale entrepreneurs.
2. Feedstock Logistics
Inconsistent biomass supply chains and seasonal availability restrict continuous operations.
3. Technological Dependence
Heavy reliance on imported purification and compression technology increases costs.
4. Policy Bottlenecks
While the SATAT scheme is a breakthrough, delays in offtake agreements and lack of uniform state policies slow down project execution.
Hastus Insight: Bridging these gaps demands domestic technology localization, better financing tools, and integrated EPC ecosystems — all areas Hastus is actively solving.
