Turning Waste into Profitable Energy
Biomass is organic material — primarily agricultural and forestry waste — that can be compressed into dense, uniform fuel in the form of briquettes and pellets. This process converts low-value waste such as rice husk, sawdust, sugarcane bagasse, and crop stalks into a clean, high-energy fuel source.
Biomass briquettes and pellets offer a higher density than loose biomass, which increases burning time and energy output significantly. They serve as a reliable, renewable alternative to coal, lignite, firewood, and crude oil — while dramatically reducing carbon emissions and conserving natural resources.
With India generating over 500 million tonnes of agricultural residue annually, biomass energy represents a massive, underutilised opportunity for industries to cut fuel costs and adopt sustainable practices.
Fuel Tech
Agricultural Waste
Rice husk, wheat straw, sugarcane bagasse, cotton stalks, corn cobs and other crop residues.
Wood Waste
Sawdust, wood chips, bark, timber off-cuts and forest residues from wood processing industries.
Energy Crops
Dedicated fast-growing plants like miscanthus and switchgrass cultivated specifically for fuel.
Industrial Waste
Paper mill sludge, textile waste, groundnut shells and other by-products from manufacturing.
Municipal Waste
Organic fractions of solid waste including garden trimmings, food processing residues.
Agro-Industrial
Coffee husk, mustard stalks, jute waste, de-oiled cakes from solvent extraction plants.
