Bio Gas & Organic Fertilizers

Napier grass, also known as elephant grass, is a productive and versatile forage grass native to Africa and southeast Asia. Due to its high yield, it is widely used as feed for livestock and in bioenergy applications. 

While it may be a relatively new energy crop in India, in countries like Thailand,  farmers have been cultivating it for over 30 years, with more than 130 varieties. This fast-growing perennial grass can reach a height of 10-15 feet and can be harvested 5-6 times annually. 

With an energy output-to-input ratio of approximately 25:1, it emerges as one of the most promising energy crops for the creation of cost-effective and efficient bioenergy systems.

Due to its significant cellulose and xylan content, Napier grass holds promise as a viable source for biogas production. When its structure undergoes hydrolysis, it breaks down into monomeric sugars that can be utilised as substrates for microbial activity. It exhibits numerous favorable attributes as an energy crop, including a short growth cycle, a relatively high methane content and a high level of water use efficiency. 

Gia Green Energy will start producing Biogas by using a combination of Napier grass, Cow dung, Hydrolyzed food waste via Anaerobic digestion process. During this process, The digestate will be dried and used as Organic Fertilizer for Natural farming