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Crop Waste Management

From Stubble to Sustainability: Turning Crop Waste into Income

Agriculture generates vast amounts of crop residue, often burned, leading to pollution and soil degradation. Innovative solutions like biogas, biochar, and biomass pellets offer sustainable alternatives, turning waste into profit.

Updated: 16 Feb 2025
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Transform Your Energy, Transform Your World

Energy is the driving force behind our daily lives, industries, and economies. However, our reliance on fossil fuels has led to severe environmental consequences, including pollution, climate change, and resource depletion.

16 Feb 2025
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Biogas from Crop Residue

Biogas: A New Source of Energy from Crop Residue

By utilizing crop residues like straw, husk, and stubble, biogas production not only addresses the energy crisis but also offers a sustainable solution to agricultural waste management.

Updated: 4 Apr 2025
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Urban Cooking Revolution

Revolutionizing Urban Cooking: The Shift from LPG to Commercial Biomass Stoves

Urban kitchens are witnessing a transformation with commercial biomass stoves replacing conventional LPG, offering a cleaner, greener, and cost-effective alternative for a sustainable future.

Updated: 12 Apr 2025
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Bioenergy in Agriculture

Importance of Bioenergy in Agriculture: Towards a Sustainable Future

Embracing bioenergy in agriculture is not just about generating clean energy—it’s about building resilient farming communities, protecting the environment, and paving the way for a sustainable future.

Updated: 16 Apr 2025
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Bioenergy in Agriculture

Revolutionizing Rural Cooking: The Shift from Traditional Chulhas to Modern Biomass Stoves

For centuries, traditional chulhas have been the cornerstone of cooking in rural areas. Made from simple materials like clay and mud, these stoves are deeply rooted in local cultures. However, they come with significant drawbacks—notably the high levels of smoke they produce, posing serious health and environmental risks.

Updated: 20 Apr 2025
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