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Biogas From Wholesale Vegetable and Fruit Market Waste in the Indian Cities: A Truly Sustainable and Renewable Transport Fuel. Author: Sarita Mishra Green C smos Energy Solutions Pvt. Ltd Golden Enclav A-1 Towers, 7th F Old Airport Roa


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Golden Enclav A-1 Towers, 7th F Old Airport Roa Bangalore 56001 India Phone: +91-80-41217 Mob: 98866607 Email:

Biogas From Wholesale Vegetable and Fruit Market Waste in the Indian Cities: A Truly Sustainable and Renewable Transport Fuel.

Author: Sarita Mishra

Green C smos Energy Solutions Pvt. Ltd

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rce:Petroleum Conservation Research Association

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In 2010

  • 750 thousand Barrels

/day 3.2 billion barrels / day $ 106 billion

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~ 100 million Total No. of Registered Motor Vehicles: Annual Growth rate for Vehicle Ownership 7% Projected Vehic Ownership By 2030 156 million

Transport Fuel Market : 98% Crude oil dependent Road Transport : responsible for 94.5% CO2 Emissions in Ind

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Source: MoUD, 2008/Census of India 2001 ; MoSRTH, 2007

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983 Markets wholesale markets

e: Directory published by Ministry of Agriculture

Bigger urban markets produce tons waste /day Disposed in the landfills Total Waste ~ >50 million tons* /year

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Facts Figures Waste from Wholesale Vegetable & Fruit Markets 50 million tons Enriched Biogas (>97% Methane) from 50 million tons 1.7 million tons Diesel / Petrol Replaced ~ 1.7 million tons Total Estimated CO2 emissions Reduction 4.2 - 6.15 million tons on replacing petrol / diesel respectively

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Biogas

Methane 45 -75% CO2 25-55%

  • Traces

ces heating value Increases compression & Transportation cost Limit Economic Feasibility of Biogas Highly Corrosive

Water Scrubbing Polyethylene Glycol Scrub Chemical Absorption Pressure Swing Adsorption Bio-filters Cryogenic Separation

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ergy Security

sets non-renewable

  • urces like oil, natural

centralized: create s and benefit local nomies throughout

Fewer Emissions

reduces CO2 by 25%, CO by 90-97% NOX by 35 – 60%, Hydrocarbon by 50-75% particulate matter: almost none

Better Economi Reduce Impor Reduce Outflow foreign exchang

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Property Methane Gasoline Dies

ammability limit (Volume % in air) 5 -15 1.4 - 7.6 0.6 - to-ignition Temperature (0F) 842 572 446 inimum Ignition Energy in Air (10-6 U) 0.27 0.23 0.23 ak Flame Temperature (0F) 3423 3591 372

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Transport Fuel in India

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571 Refueling Stations 1.08 million Natural Gas Vehicles Considering Authorizing Retail CNG/ Enriched Biogas City Gas Distribution System GAIL Developing Infrastructu Gas Pipeline

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Why Urban Vegetable Wholesale Markets

Every city has Central Bus depot with diesel exhaust & soot particles City Markets are Relatively large and centralized like Mumbai/ Chennai/Bangalore/Delhi Easier to switch fuel for public transport rather than private vehicles Air pollution reached alarming levels in cities Shortage of landfill space and Expense in transporting waste to

  • utskirts
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  • Business

Value

Success

Strong Stakeholder Networks and Strategic Alliances between RE industry, agriculture, Municipalies, Environmental Groups

Greater Public Private Academia Partnership Well defined Biogas Roadmap for India Environmental Regulations to enforce switch to Gas (like Delhi)

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Changing waste into clean fuel : pursuit of an environmentalist

Changing Lead into Gold : an Alchemist’s dream

50 Million Tons* Potential For Generating 1.7 Million Tons Methane

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Thank You