What is the budget allocated for the CBG Policy in Maharashtra?

A budgetary provision of Rs 500 crore has been made for the current year to implement the Compressed Biogas Policy.

How will biogas projects be implemented in Maharashtra?

Biogas projects will be implemented on a public-private partnership (PPP) and hybrid annuity basis, with a minimum capacity of 200 tonnes per day.

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Mumbai Ignites Waste-to-Energy Revolution

Q: What is the Maharashtra State Compressed Biogas (CBG) Policy, 2026?

The policy aims to empower local bodies to manage waste effectively, convert it into clean energy and fertilizer, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and boost the rural economy.

23 Apr

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Summary

Maharashtra approves Compressed Biogas Policy, setting Rs 500 crore budget.
Biogas projects will utilize PPP and hybrid annuity models.
Initiative aims for eco-friendly waste management and reduced emissions.

Mumbai Ignites Waste-to-Energy Revolution

Maharashtra's state cabinet has officially approved the Maharashtra State Compressed Biogas (CBG) Policy, 2026. This forward-thinking policy is set to revolutionize waste management by promoting the conversion of waste into usable compressed biogas.

A significant budgetary provision of Rs 500 crore has been allocated for the current year to facilitate this transition. The implementation strategy emphasizes public-private partnerships and a hybrid annuity model to ensure efficient project execution across districts.