April 13, 2022
The Nagpur plant reduces the incoming waste to almost zero rest waste, does not incinerate, has a large negative carbon footprint, and extremely low emissions (No leachate/water discharge, no water consumption, no air pollution, no odor, no noise). Substantial environmental benefits as no methane offsetting of the waste, producing green gas, producing a compost that creates a carbon sink.
Inspired by the vision of PM Shree Modi and Swachha Bharat Abhiyan, today SusBDe, and Nagpur Municipal Corporation signed the Agreement for the realization of India’s first large scale Compressed BioGas (CBG) plant based on the principles of Dry Anaerobic Badge Digestion in Nagpur.
The plant will process daily 1200 Mt of unsorted Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) and convert these into high quality compost, Compressed BioGas (CBG) and valuable recyclables. The plant will be contributing directly to the green energy vision of Cabinet Minister Shree Nitin Gadkari here in his hometown Nagpur.
Supported also by our JV partner Ashmi Road Carriers Pvt. Ltd. and the personal commitment by Mr. Pyare Khan made this project locally feasible.
Access the press-release via the link Nagpur Press Release.
What began as a vision in 2021 has become one of India's leading municipal waste-to-biomethane projects. The Nagpur project demonstrates how perseverance, international collaboration and innovative technology can transform ambitious ideas into reality. As the project moves towards completion, it not only marks a major milestone for SusBDe and its partners, but also establishes a blueprint for the next generation of circular economy projects across India.
Following recent high-level meetings with key stakeholders in Sri Lanka, SusBDe has taken another important step towards the development of sustainable waste-to-biomethane infrastructure. During a presentation to the Maharagama Urban Council, SusBDe demonstrated how its integrated MSW-to-CBG technology can transform municipal waste into renewable energy while supporting Sri Lanka's circular economy ambitions.
SusBDe has taken an important step in advancing its sustainable waste-to-biomethane initiatives in Sri Lanka through high-level discussions with the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The Embassy has expressed strong confidence in SusBDe's innovative Dutch technology and will actively support the company's engagement with government authorities and strategic partners to accelerate the development of future renewable energy projects.
SusBDe strengthens its Advisory Board with the appointment of Bert Jägel as Chairman. The renewed Advisory Board will play a more active role in supporting the company's international growth, strategic development, and long-term mission in circular waste-to-energy and biomethane infrastructure.
'TEMPORARY UPDATE: Safety and security of our people in India remain our highest priority. As a precautionary measure, SusBDe has temporarily adjusted selected public team information while continuing all operations and commitments unchanged.
SusBDe attended the 60th anniversary edition of IFAT 2026 in Munich together with representatives from the SusBDe Group of Companies, Keva SusBDe Biotech and SusBDe India B.V. The visit focused on developments in waste segregation, PSA and membrane technologies, biomethane solutions and strengthening relationships with international partners, suppliers and technology providers.
SusBDe welcomes Mr. Sunil Kumar Bains as India Representative, bringing over 37 years of experience in Oil & Gas, CGD, and renewable gas infrastructure to drive SusBDe's expansion in the Indian bioenergy market.
