EKI Energy becomes carbon consultant for methane reduction project in Varanasi

By changing waste into compressed biogas (CBG), the Varanasi Sensible Metropolis Bio-Conversion Project has already achieved vital environmental impression, avoiding 2,806 tonnes of CO₂ equal emissions throughout its first monitoring interval

EKI Energy Service (EKI) stated on Wednesday that it has been chosen because the carbon consultant for the Varanasi Sensible Metropolis Bio-Conversion Project, an initiative concentrating on methane reduction and sustainable growth.

Positioned in Shahanshahpur, Varanasi, the project utilises cutting-edge anaerobic digestion know-how to rework round 70 tonnes per day of animal manure and natural feedstock into clear power and natural fertilisers.

By changing waste into compressed biogas (CBG), the initiative has already achieved vital environmental impression, avoiding 2,806 tonnes of CO₂ equal emissions throughout its first monitoring interval.

Manish Dabkara, Chairman and Managing Director of EKI Energy Companies, stated, “This project aligns with our dedication to advancing revolutionary local weather options that drive each environmental and socio-economic impression.”

This project is a part of the Authorities of India’s Sustainable Different In the direction of Reasonably priced Transportation (SATAT) initiative, showcasing a profitable collaboration between Adani Group, Gobardhan Varanasi Basis SPV, native authorities; the place EKI Energy Companies is offering help in realisation of advantages from Carbon Market.

With a lifespan of 25 years, the Varanasi Sensible Metropolis Bio-Conversion Project serves as a mannequin for revolutionary waste-to-energy options, emphasising the vital have to combine sustainability into city planning and growth.

The project is anticipated to cut back 33,187 tonnes of CO₂ equal emissions over its seven-year crediting interval. It’ll additionally generates 2,500–2,800 kg/day of compressed biogas, with its by-products, fermented natural manure (FOM) and liquid natural manure (LFOM), supporting sustainable farming practices.

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Printed on April 9, 2025