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Cattle dung and biodegradable organic material are collected and prepared for digestion.
Bhumiveda · Delhi
Turning waste into enduring value.
01The challenge
Waste does not disappear. It travels.
Across Delhi's dairy colonies, cattle dung and biodegradable waste can enter local drains, move towards the Najafgarh Drain and ultimately reach the Yamuna. The opportunity begins by intercepting that flow before it becomes pollution.
The first act is not energy. It is interception.
An initiative of
Enlighten Biofuels and Biofertilizer Private Limited
02The transformation
What enters as waste leaves as energy and soil.
Collected organic material enters a controlled biological process. In the absence of oxygen, microorganisms break it down into biogas and digestate, creating two useful streams from one overlooked resource.
One organic stream. Two useful futures.
03The projects
Where the process becomes infrastructure.
Across two sites in Delhi, the same circular principle is taking physical form: intercept organic waste, transform it, and return its value as energy and soil input.
01Operational
Nangli Dairy
Najafgarh, South West Delhi
A circular system, now in operation.
At Nangli Dairy, cattle dung and biodegradable waste are transformed into compressed biogas and organic compost, intercepting material that could otherwise move through local drains towards the Yamuna.
- Design processing capacity
- 200tonnes per day
- Compressed biogas output
- 5,600kilograms per day
- Organic compost output
- 30tonnes per day
- Site area
- 2.72 acres
- Inaugurated
- 20 September 2025
- Connected to the IGL network
- Dedicated pipeline
Drawing, not photography. Construction is ongoing and no site imagery of Goyla has been published.
02Under construction
Goyla Dairy
Najafgarh Zone, Delhi
The next system is taking form.
At Goyla Dairy, a new compressed biogas facility is under construction to process cattle dung and suitable municipal organic waste into compressed biogas and organic fertiliser.
- Planned processing capacity
- 200tonnes per day
- Target commissioning
- 17 September 2026
- Planned feedstock
- Cattle dung and municipal organic waste
- Planned outputs
- Compressed biogas and organic fertiliser
04The value
Value movesin more than one direction.
Four outcomes emerge from one circular system.
The system does more than produce fuel. It keeps organic material out of drains, creates a useful energy stream and returns organic compost to soil.
01 / 04Waste interception
INTERCEPT
Organic waste is captured before it can move through local drains towards the Najafgarh Drain and the Yamuna.
02 / 04Renewable fuel
FUEL
At Nangli, upgraded compressed biogas enters the IGL network through a dedicated pipeline.
03 / 04Soil return
RETURN
Organic compost returns useful material to agriculture and municipal horticulture.
04 / 04Waterway protection
PROTECT
Treating dairy waste helps keep it out of the drainage network and the waterways those drains feed.
One system. Four connected outcomes.
01Waste intercepted.
02Energy produced.
03Organic material returned.
04Waterways protected.
The value is not in one output.It is in the loop.
05Bhumiveda
Infrastructure fora circular future.
Bhumiveda brings waste management, renewable energy and soil renewal into one connected system.
We see organic waste not as an endpoint, but as material still in motion. It can become useful energy, productive soil input and cleaner urban infrastructure.
06The public record
Public record.
Independent and official reporting on the Nangli and Goyla projects. Each link opens the original publisher's page.
Source links are provided for reference and do not imply publisher endorsement.
07The invitation
The next circular system begins with a conversation.
Bhumiveda works at the intersection of organic waste, renewable energy and productive soil use. We welcome conversations around future projects, partnerships and circular infrastructure.
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