Mrs. Kumutha from Angalammal Colony in Salem has taken a commendable step towards environmental sustainability by installing a Green Connect biogas plant in her home for 12 years. With the increasing concern for eco-friendly practices, Mrs. Kumutha sought advice from the Green Connect company, known for their expertise in biogas technology. Motivated by the benefits of reducing kitchen waste and generating alternative energy, she decided to install a biogas plant with a capacity of 0.75 cubic meters, capable of processing 2 kilograms of food waste daily.
The decision to install the biogas plant was driven by a strong desire to contribute to environmental conservation. Green Connect, understanding her needs, recommended their cost-effective and efficient biogas plant. The installation process was seamless, and soon after, the plant began operating smoothly, converting kitchen waste into valuable cooking gas and organic slurry.
The biogas produced by the plant serves as an alternative energy source for Mrs. Kumutha’s household, significantly reducing reliance on conventional fuels.
This not only cuts down on energy costs but also reduces the carbon footprint of the household. The environmental benefits extend beyond energy production; the biogas plant also generates nutrient-rich slurry, which Mrs. Kumutha uses for her gardening needs. This organic fertilizer has enhanced the growth and health of her plants, promoting a greener and more sustainable environment within her home.
Mrs. Kumutha’s installation of the Green Connect biogas plant is an inspiring example of how adopting green technologies can have significant environmental impacts. By turning kitchen waste into a resource, she demonstrates the value of small daily changes and the importance of expert collaboration in tackling environmental challenges. Her initiative promotes a circular economy and underscores the potential for individual actions to support broader sustainability goals.