AGRI WASTE TO ENERGY: THE BIOGAS ROUTE. By Deepak Palvankar KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. (KITL)

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AGRI WASTE TO ENERGY: THE BIOGAS ROUTE By Deepak Palvankar KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. (KITL)

Biogas: The India Journey Biogas technology Used for decades Popular for decades as management of dung at house hold levels Cooking gas Manure for farms Village level house hold (promoted by MNRE) Sizes up to 2 m 3 Small and medium scale dairy farms electrical power & manure Distilleries management of spent wash regulation Use of kitchen waste cooking fuel & manure Large scale (6,000 m 3 ) and above using dung Segregated organic MSW electrical power & manure Municipal Corp. Press mud / poultry litter BioCNG and manure 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 2

Agriwaste: An untapped potential Present uses of agriwaste: Fodder Gasification / Boiler Electrical Power Agriwaste a Potential feed for generating biogas and energy Types of agriwaste tested as feed for biogas plants: Paddy Straw Wheat Straw Maize Stalk Bajra Stalk Jawar Stalks Corn Cobs Banana Stems and more 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 3

Agriwaste: A Burning Issue Surplus agriwaste is burned today Effects: # Addition to Green House Gases # Pollution # Health problems # Loss of water in the soil Increased water requirement for next crop 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 4

Agriwaste Statistics Sl No Crop Residue Biomass Generation (kt/yr) 22-Aug-2014 Biomass Surplus (kt/yr) 1 Paddy Straw 149,647 30,578 2 Cotton Stalks 31,358 16,577 3 Wheat Stalks 93,362 16,176 4 Maize Stalks 23,421 4,548 5 Soya bean Stalks 9,940 3,284 6 Mustard Stalks 6,999 3,174 7 Tapioca Stalks 3,959 2,770 8 Groundnut Stalks 13,148 2,067 9 Jowar Stalks 17,148 2,043 10 Bajra Stalks 12,039 1,920 11 Gram Stalks 5,441 1,014 12 Oilseeds Stalks 1,143 118 13 Paddy Husk 19,996 12,944 14 Cotton Husk 10,789 4,829 15 Mustard Husk 1,658 1,575 16 Jowar Husk 2,017 960 17 Bajra Husk 1,806 431 18 Arhar Husk 614 306 19 Groundnut Shell 1,972 1,200 20 Coconut Shell 1,322 939 21 Casuarinas Wood 212 180 22 Sugarcane Tops & leaves 12,144 2,277 23 Rubber Secondary wood 997 598 24 Eucalyptus Residue 163 138 25 Banana Residue 11,937 4,177 26 Coffee Pruning & wastes 1,458 1,166 27 Rubber Primary wood 1,495 1,196 28 Wheat Pod 18,672 8,382 29 Coconut Husk & pith 3,185 1,592 30 Coconut Fronds 7,279 3,633 31 Maize Cobs 3,536 1,320 32 Jowar Cobs 5,044 1,912 33 Bajra Cobs 1,987 940 34 Cotton Shell 10,789 4,829 Total 511,041 145,027 Source: MNRE MoRD Surplus Biomass > 145 Million Tons per year Surplus Agriwaste suitable for Biogas Plants > 62 Million Tons Every Year! PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 5

Biogas: A Complete Solution Photosynthetic Cycle Nature s way of recycle 100% Carbon neutral BioCNG Agri Waste Industry Organic Fertilizer Auto Fuel Anaerobic Digestion Organic Farming 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 6

Agriwaste: Energy Potential Agriwaste: 62 Million Tons per Year Biogas: @ 17 Million m 3 / year BioCNG: @ 6.8 Million tons/year PROM: @ 37 Million tons/year Equivalent to 6.8 Million tons/year of CNG OR 8 Million tons/year of LPG Equivalent to DAP: @ 15 Million tons / year 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 7

Benefits Empowerment of Rural India Create wealth in Rural india Increase in earnings through sale of agri waste Employment: Plant O&M + logistics of collection and transport of agri waste Organic farming Higher prices for produce Overall economic growth in rural areas Environment: Reduction in green house gases Dramatic reduction in pollution Overall improvement in health Soil enrichment increase land under cultivation Country: Reduction in import bill of Natural Gas (@ $ 6,000 Million LPG @ $750 /ton) Reduction in import bill of DAP (@ $ 6,000 Million DAP @ $ 455 /ton) 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 8

Issues 1. Technology: Private sector need to demonstrate Make projects economical without subsidy over period of time 2. Attracting investors in this segment: Policy framework for attracting investors (higher risk as compared to Solar, wind & Hydro) Establish a Revolving Fund (zero interest loan) greater than subsidy, instead of subsidy with an obligation on the project developer to repay back to Govt. in 10 years Compare prices to equivalent conventional energy without subsidy 3. Sale of PROM: Govt. Initiatives & programs to promote use of PROM and other organic varieties of organic composts 4. BioCNG as fuel for auto: Include BioCNG as a fuel for automobiles (highway and off-highway) Policy revision for opening retail sale of BioCNG to vehicles by Project Developers 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 9

Deployment Options Distributed Centralized Small Scale, Manual, Batch Type Large scale, Automated, Continuous Feed Type Size: 400 ~ 1000 m 3 Size: 12,000 m 3 and in multiples Village level cooking fuel + Power & manure / fertilizer Commercial Energy & fertilizer self sufficiency at village level LPG & CNG replacement on large scale 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 10

Distributed: Village Level Energy Solution Napier Grass Cooking 7.5 TPD Feed Preparation Biogas storage Balloon H 2 S Biogas Genset 2 x 25 kw Green Electricity Scrubber Dry Digester 8 x 50 m 3 Leachate Digester 60 m 3 400 m 3 Biogas capacity PROM Preparation Manure ~0.85 TPD 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 11

Village Level Batch Type 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 12

Centralized: Typical installation Agriwaste (Paddy Straw): 45 TPD Biogas: 12,000 m 3 per day Energy options: Electrical Power (Gross): ~ 28 MWH per day OR BioCNG (Bio Methane): ~ 4.5 ton per day Phosphate Rich Organic manure: ~ 30 ton per day 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 13

1.2 MW Paddy Straw Biogas Plant Pulverizer Dry Digesters Genset CSTR Fertilizer Manufacturing Plant 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 14

1.2 MW Paddy Straw Biogas Plant 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 15

About KITL Part of the Kirloskar Group A Renewable Energy company Businesses: Biogas, Solar & Hydro Technology Provider for Biogas based Energy Plant Over 8 years of R&D on biogas substrates, process and equipment DSIR approved R&D In process of a R&D project jointly with ICT, Mumbai and partially funded by MNRE Have tested over 85 different varieties of waste for biogas potential More than 14 patents filed in the areas of biogas processes, designs and equipment 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 16

Work done by KITL in Agriwaste R&D on more than 80% types of agriwaste generated Extensive R&D on paddy straw Lab to Pilot scale Developed and tested Dry Digestion technology for using 100% agriwaste Developed special digesters and equipment to handle agriwaste in small scale and large scale agriwaste Biogas Plants India s first plant on 100% paddy straw in Punjab under commissioning: Capacity: 12,000 m 3 per day Paddy straw consumption: 45 ton/day 1.2 MW electricity from 100% biogas genset Organic compost / Organic fertilizer 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 17

Thank You Sun IN HARMONY WITH NATURE & ON WAY TO SUSTAINABILITY Energy from Biofuel Sustainable Cycle for Biomass to Energy 22-Aug-2014 Organic Carbon + Micro Nutrients reaching back to the soil PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 18

Contact DEEPAK PALVANKAR HEAD BIOENERGY BUSINESS deepak.palvankar@kirloskar.com +91 9822098078 Kirloskar Integrated Technologies Ltd. 13 A, Karve Road, Kothrud, Pune 411038. Phone No : + 91 20 25457939 / 40 Website: www.kitlgreen.com & www.solastica.com Warning: This Presentation contains confidential, proprietary and privileged information and is the sole property of Kirloskar Integrated Technologies Ltd. (KITL). Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure, dissemination, forwarding, printing or copying of this presentation or any action taken in reliance on this presentation is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. 22-Aug-2014 PROPERTY OF KIRLOSKAR INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGIES LTD. 19