Indore: Asia's largest bio-CNG plant, built at trenching ground in Indore city of Madhya Pradesh, will be unveiled virtually by PM Narendra Modi on Saturday. CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan will also attend the function virtually. The preparations for the dedication ceremony are being finalized. At the same time, the trenching ground at Bhanpur in Bhopal has been renovated. A cafeteria will be started here soon. While inspecting the ground, the CM had said that I will come here to drink a lot soon.
The launch ceremony will be attended by mission directors of the Swachh Bharat Mission from about 20 states of the country and other senior officers of the central government and states. Officials from the Centre and the States will visit the places in Indore city where special works are being done in the field of cleanliness. Women from self-help groups working in settlements and remote areas in the area of sanitation have also been invited to the function.
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Methane gas in this plant has been found to be 96 per cent pure. This will not only improve the calorific value but also increase the effectiveness of bio-CNG. The plant is built on PPP (Private Public Partnership) mode, which will fetch Indore Municipal Corporation a revenue of Rs 2.5 crore every year. The plant will be powered by 100 per cent wet waste. The survey of the company that set up the plant found that the garbage samples of Indore had more than 99 per cent segregation purity, which was not found in the samples taken from any other state of the country. The 18,000 KG of gas produced at the plant will enable about 400 buses to operate daily, which will not only help in environmental protection but also improve the air quality.
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