Category : Biomass Feedstock in India

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...

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...

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?...

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...

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...

India bio-economy updates from BioBiz Honeywell and SGP BioEnergy are partnering to develop scalable technology to convert industrial hemp and other plant-based materials into biochemicals. Honeywell will create advanced technology for biochemical production, while SGP BioEnergy provides infrastructure, feedstock, and workforce. The initiative uses non-edible plant feedstocks. To...

India bio-economy updates from BioBiz India has extended the Pradhan Mantri JI-VAN scheme to 2028-29, focusing on advanced biofuels and renewable energy. The scheme includes 2G ethanol projects using lignocellulosic biomass. Key goals include boosting farmer incomes, reducing pollution, creating jobs, and supporting energy security. To know more...

India bio-economy updates from BioBiz The NISAR program, developed by NASA and ISRO, uses a dual-frequency radar system to map the globe every 12 days. Scientists are assessing forest biomass in Shivamogga, Nilambur, and Hoshangabad to calibrate NISAR’s mapping. The study, led by KUFOS, integrates Lidar, optical, and...