The success of India’s ethanol blending program owes a lot to the sugar mills & distillers dotted across the country. The next wave of bioenergy boom, whether in the field of CBG or flex-fuel too, rests largely on their shoulders. Subhash Chandra Yadav from I Am Renew had a conversation with Madhav B Shriram, Managing Director & CEO, DCM Shriram Industries Ltd and Vice President of ISMA– on the sidelines of ‘The Indian Sugar & Bioenergy Conference’ in New Delhi. As one of the leading sugar & ethanol makers, he shared his perspective on evolving biofuels’ story, stride into ethanol-CBG and what India must do to ensure that the bioenergy sector doesn’t lose momentum. Read more here:

The Mumbai–Goa flight Akasa Air, which departed from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport for Manohar International Airport, became the country’s first scheduled commercial flight to operate on SAF-blended aviation turbine fuel (ATF).

As this year's paddy season heads toward harvest, the two crises of water and air turn out to share a

India has the potential to produce around 62 million metric tonnes (MMT) of compressed biogas (CBG) annually from animal waste,

The West Bengal Panchayat Department has partnered with the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research’s (CSIR) Central Mechanical Engineering Research