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Hello,

Here are my thoughts, insights, perspectives, and opinions based on my work in Biomass energy consulting and research — and, of course, my personal reflections!

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Coriander Stalk in India – Availability, Supply Chain, Prices, Surplus

See for all residues Key Questions Answered in this Section What is the annual production of coriander stalk biomass in India, and which regions contribute most to its availability? How does the calorific value of coriander stalks compare to other agricultural residues used for industrial...


Coffee Husk in India – Availability, Supply Chain, Prices, Surplus

See for all residues Key Questions Answered in this Section What is the annual production of coffee husk biomass in India, and which regions contribute most significantly to its availability? How does the calorific value of coffee husk compare to other agricultural residues commonly used...


Millet Stalk in India – Availability, Supply Chain, Prices, Surplus

See for all residues Key Questions Answered in this Section What is the annual production of millet stalk biomass in India, and which regions contribute most significantly to its availability? How does the energy potential of millet stalks compare to other agricultural residues commonly used...


Millet Cob in India – Availability, Supply Chain, Prices, Surplus

See for all residues Key Questions Answered in this Section What are millet cobs, and why are they considered valuable biomass feedstock? How much millet is produced annually in India, and what types of millets contribute to this production? What are the main characteristics of...


Corn Husk in India – Availability, Supply Chain, Prices, Surplus

See for all residues Key Questions Answered in this Section What are corn husks, and why are they considered a valuable biomass feedstock? How much corn husk is generated annually in India, and which states contribute the most to this production? What are the main...


Groundnut Shell in India – Availability, Supply Chain, Prices, Surplus

See for all residues Key Questions Answered in this Section What are groundnut shells, and how are they utilized as biomass feedstock in India? How much groundnut shell biomass is generated annually in India? What are the key characteristics of groundnut shells for energy production?...


Mustard Stalk in India – Availability, Supply Chain, Prices, Surplus

See for all residues Key Questions Answered in this Section What is mustard stalk and how is it used as biomass? How much mustard stalk is generated annually in India? What are the key characteristics of mustard stalk as a bioenergy feedstock? What are the...


Sawdust in India – Availability, Supply Chain, Prices, Surplus

See for all residues Key Questions Answered in this Section What is sawdust, and how is it generated in India? How much sawdust is produced annually in India? What are the key characteristics of sawdust as an industrial feedstock? Why is sawdust considered a reliable...


Green Hydrogen Research: Government Invites Proposals

India bio-economy updates from BioBiz India invites proposals to establish Centres of Excellence (CoEs) for Green Hydrogen R&D. CoEs will foster collaboration among academia, industry, and government, backed by the National Green Hydrogen Mission. The mission aims to reduce emissions, cut fossil fuel reliance, and advance self-reliant clean...


Biogas Sector Development: Assam Cabinet Approves MoU with Reliance

India bio-economy updates from BioBiz Assam government and Reliance Industries signed an MoU to develop compressed biogas infrastructure. Reliance plans to set up biorefineries in Assam as part of a nationwide initiative to promote green energy. To know more Click