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As the world moves towards sustainable energy and zero-waste living, biogas plants in India have emerged as one of the most practical and eco-friendly solutions. Often referred to locally as Gobar gas plants, these systems convert organic matter such as animal dung, agricultural residue, kitchen waste, and municipal bio-waste into a renewable fuel, biogas, and an organic fertiliser, slurry, through anaerobic digestion.
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