Biomass Conversion to Power. A renewable energy resource

This presentation includes some aspects of production of power suing Biomass.

1. Waste to Watt Project Proposal Presentation Aviral Mishra, Prakriti Kumari, Bannya Deka

2. Waste to Watt: Energizing your Waste. Waste-to-energy ( WtE ) is a broad term encompassing various technologies that convert non-recyclable waste into usable forms of energy, primarily electricity and heat. It's essentially a process of extracting value from trash by using it to generate power.

3. India is among the world’s top 10 countries generating municipal solid waste (MSW). According to a report by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), India generates over 62 million tons (MT) of waste in a year.  Only 43 MT of total waste generated gets collected, with 12 MT being treated before disposal, and the remaining 31 MT simply discarded in wasteyards.  (April 2023) Source: NITI Aayog report

4. Methodology Carbonaceous waste ● Municipal solid Waste ● Sewage sludge ● Forest sector residue ● Agricultural wastes ● Food Industry waste

5. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 500 k W biomass-based (air cooled) power plant in the state of Delhi Project Capacity 500 units Site Coordinates 28 37 0 29.9 00 N latitude and 77 19 0 40.9 00 E longitude . Site Location Ghazipur, East Delhi, India Type of site Green Field Land required 500 metre square Collection Centers for biomass ( 165kg of waste ) Current Status Reportedly, the Project will collect from 2 to 3 of the collection centers for collection and storage. Not yet decided the landfills we need to contact.

6. Current Project status The project has procured the land for the Power Plant. However, the Project has not initiated the process of obtaining the easement right of transmission line, and water pipeline and procurement of land for water pipeline's associated facilities such as main pumping station and booster station. Reportedly, the process of obtaining easement right and procurement of land for water pipeline's associated facilities will be completed prior to start of construction phase of the Project. Further, no land leveling is required for the power plant. . Contractor (involved in levelling work) and labor The project has not initiated the levelling work at the site; hence, no contractor is appointed yet Stakeholders Government, CEA, community, CEB, funding organisations, Energy users: Generate waste.

7. Project Schedule Particulars Tentatives Land & Land Development May 2025 - August 2025 Building & Civil Work September 2025 – December 2025 Erection Work and installation of Plant & Machinery with Grid Connectivity January 2026 – April 2026 Trial Run May 2026 Commercial Operation Date May 2026

8. TOTAL EXPENDITURE (in RS) Installation of GPS in 14 garbage collection Vehicles. 0.8 Lakh Collection and transportation 9.5 Lakh Maintenance of vehicles 10.5 Lakh Operation and maintenance of decentralized processing centres. 11.3 Lakh 44 Lakh Total Revenue (in Rs) From micro composting centres. 11.3 Lakh From material recovery facilities. 1.3 Lakh User fees collected 35 Lakh Total Revenue Collection (Approx.) 48 Lakh

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