Green energy body seeks wider CBG rule
New Delhi: The Indian Federation of Green Energy has penned a letter to the petroleum and natural gas ministry, urging the extension of compressed biogas (CBG) blending obligations from city gas distributors to large industrial gas consumers. The industry body argues that distributors cannot shoulder the cost of scaling up the initiative alone.
This request comes in the wake of the union cabinet's approval of the Gobardhan National Circular Bioenergy Scheme, which aims to nearly tenfold domestic CBG production over the next decade through assured off-take, stable pricing, capital support, pipeline connectivity, and easier access to finance.
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