Annual Napier demand
Based on 330 operating days per year.
04 / KOOM KALAN, LUDHIANA
Our next chapter
is taking root.
A renewable gas project designed around Punjab’s agricultural landscape.
Our overall development plan is 12 tonnes per day of CBG in two phases. Phase 1 is planned at 6 TPD, followed by an additional 6 TPD in Phase 2. The project connects feedstock preparation, anaerobic digestion, gas upgrading and digestate management.
- Company
- Kular BioEnergy Private Limited
- Location
- Village Koom Kalan, Ludhiana East, Punjab
- Total planned capacity
- 12 TPD CBG across two phases
- Phase 1 / Phase 2
- 6 TPD + 6 TPD additional CBG
- Primary feedstock
- Napier grass
- Contract farming
- 250 acres · contracts secured
- Technology basis
- CSTR digestion & membrane gas upgrading
- Power requirement
- Approximately 1 MW
- Planned power source
- Captive solar · Kular Green Energy Private Limited
- Stage
- Under development
RENEWABLE POWER / CAPTIVE SOLAR
Clean gas.
Powered by solar.
Kular BioEnergy’s power requirement is approximately 1 MW, with electricity planned to be solar sourced from the captive solar power plant of Kular Green Energy Private Limited.
The promoters’ renewable energy business operates a 5.6 MWdc solar plant in Punjab. This planned captive power linkage brings solar electricity and renewable gas production together within the same industrial and agricultural journey.
≈ 1 MWKular BioEnergy power requirement
5.6 MWdcKular Green Energy solar plant
THE PROJECT / FACTS & FIGURES
A clear plan.
Grounded in numbers.
Phase 1 at a glance.
Figures describe design targets, not operating results.
Phase 1 CBG capacity
6 tonnes/day × 330 operating days.
Operating-day basis
Basis for annual production and feedstock planning.
PHASE 16 TPD
First stage of planned CBG production.
PHASE 26 TPD
Additional planned CBG production.
OVERALL DEVELOPMENT PLAN12 TPD
Combined planned production capacity.
05 / BUILT WITH PURPOSE
More value from what we grow.
Closer to the source.
A Napier-led approach connects energy production with crop cultivation and long-term feedstock planning.
A renewable gas pathway.
Upgrading biogas creates a renewable alternative that can serve suitable natural gas applications.
Keep nutrients in the loop.
Responsible digestate handling and water management are central to our project development approach.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
Is the plant operational?
The Koom Kalan project is under development. The total plan is 12 TPD of CBG: 6 TPD in Phase 1 and another 6 TPD in Phase 2. These are planned capacities, not current production. Contact us for the latest project status and supply discussions.
What is compressed biogas?
Compressed biogas, also called CBG or Bio-CNG, is produced by cleaning, upgrading and compressing biogas. Its main fuel component is methane. Gas must meet the requirements of its intended application and delivery system.
Who can partner with Kular BioEnergy?
We welcome conversations with farmers interested in Napier cultivation, feedstock partners, gas buyers, organic nutrient distributors, technology providers and other organisations working across the renewable gas value chain. Contact our team to discuss land location, cultivation plans and potential supply arrangements.
Can I visit the project?
Please contact our team before planning a visit. Visits are by prior arrangement and depend on project activity and site safety requirements.
LET’S GROW TOGETHER