In Maharashtra's Kolhapur district, families are cooking with biogas, a clean fuel derived from local waste like cattle dung and kitchen sc...

Global fuel price hikes are pushing families in Kenya and India back to burning charcoal and wood. This reversal threatens years of progres...

India is weighing tax cuts on induction cooktops. This aims to boost local manufacturing and make electric cooking more affordable. The gov...

In a bid to enhance accessibility to induction cooktops, the government is contemplating a reduction in import duties on components. Additi...

An educational institution in Gujarat has become self-reliant in cooking fuel by using biogas to prepare over 500 meals daily, eliminating ...

An educational campus in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, is now cooking over 500 meals daily using biogas. This initiative, part of a state scheme, h...

Infosys on Wednesday announced that the food courts at its campuses in Pune, Bengaluru and Chennai may be able to offer only a limited menu...

India's biogas sector is poised for significant growth. Investments are expected to exceed Rs 5,000 crore by 2026-27. This surge is fueled ...

India faces a significant challenge in transitioning its vast population from polluting cooking fuels to cleaner alternatives. While initia...

This suggestion was made in a white paper launched by Nitin Gadkari, which also recommended centralised tracking, standardised benchmarking...

The implementation of biogas projects generates jobs in the installation and maintenance of biogas plants while allowing farmers to sell ex...

Saudi Arabia’s Forward7 Initiative and Sistema.bio will deliver 800 biogas units to small farmers in Nepal and Indonesia by January 2025. T...

This will result in a saving of about 21,90,000 LPG cooking cylinders annually, besides providing bio-manure to reduce the use of chemical ...

The project costing Rs 22 crore is expected to generate biogas equivalent to about 1 million cylinders of domestic LPG in Ramanagara distri...

The 30-year-old, who studied in Birmingham & worked with JM Morgan Stanley believes non-renewable energy such as LPG is not sustainable.

In view of escalating Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) costs, biogas can gain importance, according to PAU experts.

Now for something greener than compressed natural gas (CNG). India may use its vast organic wastes to produce compressed biogas (CBG).