The state government formulated a policy in 1994 to promote the establishment of these projects in the state. UPNEDA started its efforts in 1994 as a catalyst/facilitator to set up power generation projects based on co-generation through bagasse available in the various sugar mills of Uttar Pradesh. Plenty of bagasse available in the sugar mill of the state having a lot of potential to generation through co-generation. Bagasse Based Co-Generation Project's In Sugar Mills capacity can be established from 150 animals approximately, from which 100 units per day electric power and 267 tonnes high-quality organic fertilizer is being received from 100 percent Biogas-powered generator of 10 KV capacity that costs around Rs. 30,000 / - per KV in descending order is admissible on reimbursement basis by the Ministry for this purpose. After construction plant undertaken by the beneficiary, the grant of Rs 40,000 / - to Rs. is being conducted by gas produced from bio gas plant by generator. Under this scheme, as per ministry approved design and drawing installation of 3 to 250 KV capacity plants at the sites like dairy etc. 22,000 / - per plant and Cocking food for 5 persons both the time and lightening for 4 to 5 hours per day from 1 lamp can be done from the plant and will get 6 tons high-quality organic fertilizer par year, the plant will provide equivalent energy of around 18 LPG cylinders per year. Cost of 2 cubic meters capacity bio gas plants is around Rs.

11000/- to the beneficiaries of Scheduled Caste is being provided, rest cost is borne by the beneficiary. 9000 / - to the beneficiaries of General Category and Rs. efficiency is being made by UPINEDA from additional financial year 2010-11 of Rural Development Department and KVIC as per design and drawing approved by the ministry. Under this scheme, like Dinbndhu, KVIC or installation of permissible prefabricated biogas plants, domestic fuel supply, lighting and for the production of organic fertilizer for construction of family-size biogas plants of 2 to 6 cu. National Biogas Fertilizer Management Program About 32% of the total primary energy use in the country is still derived from biomass and more than 70% of the country’s population depends upon it for its energy needs.Ī. Biomass is also capable of providing firm energy. It is renewable, widely available, carbon-neutral and has the potential to provide significant employment in the rural areas.

Biomass has always been an important energy source for the country considering the benefits it offers.

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