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In 2015, Periyar University, based in Salem, installed a Green Connect biogas plant with a capacity of 40 kg for food waste management. The initiative stemmed from the university’s commitment to environmental sustainability and its desire to contribute positively to its surrounding ecosystem. Seeking a reliable and sustainable solution, Periyar University collaborated with Green Connect. […]

In 2016, K. Raghavan, a resident of Thirchy, installed Green Connect biogas plant at his home. Motivated by the potential of utilizing alternative energy from cow dung, he took a step towards sustainable living. With a farm housing three cows, Raghavan saw an opportunity to transform cow dung into a valuable resource. Having learned about

In 2018, Ramanujar Temple in Salem took a significant step towards environmental sustainability by installing a 75 kg cow dung biogas plant. This remarkable initiative was born out of a necessity to manage the 50-60 kg of cow dung waste generated daily by their six cows. The temple, established in 2017 to commemorate the 1000th

In 2021, Green Connect, embarked on a transformative journey to revamp CavinKare’s Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP). This endeavour aimed not only at upgrading the existing infrastructure but also at redefining the standards of environmental sustainability in the manufacturing industry. CavinKare, originally established as CHIK India Private Limited in 1983, has evolved into a formidable player

In 2018, JSW Steels Limited in Salem installed a biogas Plant, to treat its food and vegetable waste generated in its canteen. Recognizing the need for alternative energies, the company collaborated with Green Connect, discovering innovative solutions and embracing the benefits of biogas in their pursuit of environmental stewardship. Green Connect responded by introducing a

In a visionary move towards sustainable practices, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Science in Kanchipuram has recently embraced a green initiative by installing a cutting-edge Green Connect Biogas Plant. The installation, designed to process 500 kg of food waste daily from the institute’s canteen, has become a beacon of environmentally conscious energy solutions. Motivated

In the heart of Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu, SLR Energy has been leading the charge in sustainable energy solutions since its inception in 2017. Specializing in the manufacturing of gas generators, gas producers, and bio-organic fertilizers, SLR Energy has become a beacon of innovation in the renewable energy sector. Bio-CNG (compressed natural gas) is produced through

Green Connect and the National Agro Foundation have forged a strategic partnership to address the challenges of sustainable energy in rural India. This collaboration has been pivotal in the development and implementation of an innovative biogas plant. While Green Connect brings its expertise in green technology, the National Agro Foundation plays a crucial role in

In the heart of the Hebbal Industrial Area in Karnataka lies the once vibrant Hebbal Lake, a 40-acre water body that was, at one time, a crucial source of potable water for the surrounding community. However, rapid urbanization took its toll on the lake, leading to its gradual decline. The inflow of untreated sewage from

At the “Build Expo” in 2016, Green Connect unveiled the “Commercial Biogas Plant” that could convert food and vegetable waste from institutions and mass canteens into cooking gas and manure. This innovation caught the eye of “Balaji Techo Traders” and a new business relationship was forged with them. This collaboration led to the adoption of