About us

INDIA is known and admired all over the world for her rich and abundant natural resources and Social Primary Sector. To narrate in social outlook, our Primary Sector includes more than 6 Lakhs of villages and semi urban areas which are intensively involved in basic farming and rearing Animal Husbandry. These sectors produce an enormous supply of organic wastes, broadly in the form of residue of crops, livestock wastes etc. Most of such wastes, if used in planned manner can generate various reusable materials which in turn can be used towards socio-economic purposes. Fact being that ongoing increase in population coupled with progress in urbanisation is demanding more and more use of technology and technological upgradation which is creating a sharp and wide gap between the demand–supply chain in the domestic and commercial fuel and power-based energy sector. In this scenario, the most alarming point is that our planet is gradually running short in the reserve of conventional fuel resources like petroleum or fossil fuel vis-à-vis the soaring demand. Since sometimes past, the gravity of the situation has been pointing for wider exploitation of non-conventional energy sources, huge potential of which still remains untapped. Another area of concern as we have viewed is acute shortage of CNG filling stations at almost every part of India which continues to be a hindrance in promoting use of CNG-run vehicles.