Chhattisgarh has introduced a new compressed biogas (CBG) policy that is set to bolster India’s rural bioeconomy. This policy is a key component in the nation’s effort to leverage agricultural and other organic wastes as valuable resources.
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has also contributed through various innovations. These advancements are crucial for the effective processing and utilization of biomass for biogas production.
Together, the state’s policy and the ICAR’s research signal a growing momentum in developing India’s bioeconomy, particularly in rural areas. This initiative aims to create economic opportunities while addressing waste management challenges.
Source: Down To Earth