Building a Sustainable Future with Bio-CNG

Developing a 15 TPD Bio-CNG plant in Visakhapatnam to convert agricultural biomass into clean renewable fuel.

Discover our Bio-CNG energy

Our Bio-CNG project transforms agricultural waste into clean fuel using advanced anaerobic digestion technology, promoting sustainable energy and rural development.

🌱 About Us

Satyabhaa Green Energies Pvt. Ltd., based in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, is a renewable energy and infrastructure company developing Bio-CNG projects that convert agricultural biomass such as Napier grass, cow dung, and organic waste into clean fuel, supporting sustainable energy, waste management, and rural economic growth.

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Completed Projects

Satyabhaa Green Energies Pvt. Ltd. has successfully completed multiple civil infrastructure and agricultural projects, building a strong foundation for its expansion into renewable energy and Bio-CNG.

Our vision

To be a nationally recognized organization that leads with values, delivers with integrity, and innovates for a cleaner and greener future.

Our mission
Mr. Thota Ranga

Managing Director

🌱 Our Services

Sustainable Energy & Infrastructure Services

Bio-CNG / Renewable Energy Projects

Bio-CNG plant development using agricultural biomass and organic waste for clean fuel production.

Oil & Gas Import

Reliable oil and gas import services ensuring efficient sourcing and supply of quality petroleum products.

Organic Agriculture

Organic agriculture and biomass cultivation for renewable energy support.

Biomass Cultivation

Biomass cultivation for renewable energy production, including Napier grass farming.

Waste-to-Energy Solutions

Waste-to-energy solutions converting agricultural and organic waste into renewable energy.

Sustainable Energy Consulting

Planning and feasibility studies for renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure development.

🌱 Why Choos Us

Long-term Bio-CNG demand and market growth

🌱 Trusted By 450+ Partner

Bio-CNG project

The company is developing a Bio-CNG plant that converts agricultural biomass and organic waste into clean, sustainable fuel.

Government support (SATAT)

The project supports the Government of India’s SATAT initiative promoting Bio-CNG plants with policy support and incentives.

Financial viability

A financially viable project supported by subsidies, stable pricing, and growing Bio-CNG demand.

Environmental impact

Growing energy demand and fossil fuel dependence create strong market opportunities for Bio-CNG.

Market opportunity

The project reduces emissions, manages agricultural waste efficiently, and produces organic fertilizer.

🌱 Our Projects

Proven solar solutions across every sector

Technology & Production

The plant uses advanced anaerobic digestion with CSTR technology to convert organic biomass into biogas, which is then purified and upgraded into high-quality Bio-CNG for transportation and industrial use.

Capacity

15 TPD Bio-CNG Plant

Industry

Renewable Energy Project

Location

Atchutapuram APIIC SEZ, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh

Environmental & Economic Impact

The Bio-CNG project promotes clean energy by converting agricultural waste into fuel, reducing emissions, and generating organic fertilizer while supporting rural employment and farmer income.
Capacity

15 TPD Bio-CNG Plant

Industry

Renewable Energy & Bio-CNG Production

Location

Atchutapuram APIIC SEZ

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bio-CNG Energy

What is Bio-CNG and how is it produced?

Bio-CNG is a renewable fuel made from agricultural biomass through anaerobic digestion and purified for transport and industrial use.

The plant uses agricultural biomass including Napier grass, agricultural residue, and cattle dung as feedstock to produce biogas, which is upgraded to Bio-CNG.

The proposed plant has a production capacity of 15 tons of Bio-CNG per day, converting organic biomass into clean and sustainable fuel.

Bio-CNG helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, prevents agricultural waste burning, and promotes sustainable waste management while producing organic fertilizer as a by-product.

Farmers can supply biomass such as Napier grass and agricultural residue to the plant, creating an additional income source and supporting rural employment.