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What is BioCNG?
Renewable and clean-burning transportation fuel produced by upgrading biogas to natural gas quality
What organic waste materials are used to produce BioCNG?
Crop residues, spoiled food, sewage sludge
What is a benefit of BioCNG compared to LPG?
Higher calorific value and more cost-effective
How does BioCNG contribute to controlling air pollution?
It emits less carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter than gasoline or diesel
What does Amul plan to do with the success of its BioCNG pilot project in Banas Dairy?
Establish four more bio-CNG plants in Banaskantha with an investment of ₹230 crore
Study Notes
BioCNG
- BioCNG is a type of fuel produced from organic waste materials.
Production of BioCNG
- BioCNG is produced from organic waste materials such as food waste, agricultural waste, and sewage sludge.
Comparison with LPG
- BioCNG has a benefit over LPG in terms of lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Environmental Impact
- BioCNG contributes to controlling air pollution by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on fossil fuels.
Amul's BioCNG Pilot Project
- Amul plans to scale up its BioCNG production and supply it to vehicles and industries, following the success of its pilot project at Banas Dairy.
Test your knowledge about Amul Dairy's expansion of BioCNG projects and its significance in the Indian food industry.
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