Crop waste becomes fuel and fertiliser

The plant will use crop waste from Guna district to make compressed biogas. It will receive and prepare the material, turn it into biogas, clean the gas and send it to the buyer.

The same process will make up to 25 tonnes of organic manure each day.

The process

Receive crop waste
Prepare the material
Produce biogas through digestion
Clean the gas
Compress it for transport
Deliver to the buyer

On site in Guna

The 2.8-hectare site is at Village Nehgawan in Guna. The September 2026 project update reported 44% construction progress.

Workers beside a steel structural frame at the Guna compressed biogas plant construction site
Structural work at the Guna site.
Construction workers building a wall at the Guna compressed biogas plant site
Work on the plant buildings.

The construction schedule

The project plans to start commissioning and trials in January 2027. Full production is planned for July 2027.

The plant is designed to run for 330 days each year. It can use Napier grass or corn stover as its main input.

Helm’s work on the website

Helm Tech built the company website around the project documents, facts and photographs. It explained what the plant was planned to produce, how the process worked, where the site was and the progress of construction.

  1. Feed AuditCollected the project facts, dates and photographs.
  2. Feed BuildOrganised the information for clear presentation and updates.
  3. The SystemBuilt a website explaining the project and answering practical questions.
  4. The WatchSet up the website so project information could be updated as construction progressed.