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Principal Investigator Dr. S.P. SINGH

PROGRESS REPORT

YEAR 2017-18

Under the auspicious of

NATIONAL BIOGAS AND MANURE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME

Sponsored By

Ministry of New & Renewable Energy Government of India, New Delhi

By

PI: Dr S P Singh

Biogas Development and Training Centre Centre of Energy Studies & Research,

Devi Ahilya University, Khandwa Road Campus, Indore – 4520 01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are thankful to Government of India and Shri G L Meena, Advisor (BG) and Shri S K Khurana, Under Secretary to Govt. of india National Biogas and Manure Management Program” (NBMMP), Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, New Delhi for continuation of Biogas Development and Training Centre (BDTC), Indore for the year 2017-18. in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Chattisgarh.

We are sincerely indebted to the Chairman CESR and Vice Chancellor, Devi Ahilya University for the Institutional support provided from time to time.

We are also indebted to Shri Manu Shrivastawa (I.A.S.), Managing Director, M.P. Urja Vikas Nigam, Bhopal, Shri S K Mishra (ISA), M.P. State Agro Industries Development Corporation Limited. Bhopal, Shri Sanjay Banakar, Deputy Secretary, Gramin Vikash Vibhag, Mumbai, Maharashtra.

The keen interest shown by, Shri S M Deshpande, Add. Director, Chattisgarh Renewable Energy Development Agency, Raipur, Shri B K Patel (Chief engineer), M.P. Urja Vikas Nigam, Bhopal, Shri B. K. Shandilya M.P. State Agro Industries Development Corporation Limited. Bhopal and Dr Basant G Mane (DO) RDD, Mumbai in implementing the program is gratefully acknowledged.

Thanks are also to Shri Kale H (ADO) Nasik, and Zillha Parisad Aurangabad, Shindhudurg, Chandrapur and Sangli, Branch Managers from M.P. Agro, Engineers of CREDA, Agriculture officers of districts of Maharashtra and field workers from MP, MH& C.G. for their support in organizing of the training program at grass root level. We also wish to record our sincere thanks to the staff of BDTC for all time assistance provided by them to carry out BDTC activities.

(Dr. S. P. SINGH)

(PI, BDTC)

Contents No

Subject Page. No.

1. Introduction 1-1

2. Objectives of BDTC, Indore 2-2

3. Staff under BDTC, Indore 3-3

4. Agenda of Annual coordination committee meeting 4-7

5.0 Training Program allotted for the year 2017-18 8-8

5.1 Construction cum Maintenance Training 9-10

5.2 Turnkey Workers Training 11-12

5.3 Government Functionaries Training 13-14

5.4 Users Training 15-18

5.5 Feed-Back Survey of Plants constructed in last three year 19-26

Additional Work Allotted by MNRE

6.0 Additional Work

6.1a 6.1c Inspection of Biogas Power (Off- grid) Project Installed by MEDA

27-29

6.2 Preliminary survey of Gaushalas 30-31

Additional Work Allotted by NODAL agencies

6.3 TKW Trainings of Nodal agencies 32- 33

List of Non functional / Not Commissioned Plants Annexure 1

Training 2017-18: Trainees Name and Address Annexure 2

List of participant – CCM Training 2A

List of participant – TKW Training 2B

1. Introduction:

The Biogas Development and Training Centre (BDTC), Indore under the auspicious of

Centre of Energy Studies & Research, Devi Ahilya University, Indore, MP was established as

a Technical Back –Up Unit for Promotion of Biogas Program under the “National Biogas

and Manure Management Program” by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy

(MNRE), Government of India, New Delhi, in the year 2001-2002 to provide technical

support through different training programs.

The Biogas Development and Training Centre, Indore carries out the assigned work from

MNRE in three states i.e. Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra.

2. Objectives of the Program:

1. To provide efficient technology to the nodal departments for implementing the biogas program in

shortest possible time.

2. To identify biogas extension centers including development and establishment, conducting

training programs for their staff

3. To conduct surveys of at least 1000 plants so that the methods could be suggested for their repair.

4. BDTC provides help in biogas techniques and implementation work in the other states also.

5. To review the extension materials developed and select the same for motivating the proponents

by working as clearing house.

6. To know the view of users with respect to use of slurry by examining the same.

7. To conduct the program suggested by Ministry of New and Renewable Energy and the State

nodal departments.

8. Performance testing of the biogas accessories.

9. To provide clean bio- gaseous fuel mainly for cooking purposes and also for other applications

for reducing use of LPG and other conventional fuels.

10. To meet ‘Life Line Energy needs for cooking as envisage in ‘Integrated Energy policy’.

11. To provide bio- fertilizer / organic manure to reduce use of chemical fertilizer.

12. To mitigate drudgery of rural women, reduce pressure on forests and accentuate social benefits.

13. To improve sanitation in villages by linking sanitary toilets with biogas plants.

14. To mitigate Climate Change by preventing black carbon and methane emissions.

3.0 Present Staff under Biogas Development and Training Centre, Indore

Principal Investigator and Coordinator: Dr S P Singh, Director, CESR

*Additional charge RA / CESR

Table 1

Sr. No.

Post Sanctioned by MNRE (2001) Designation

Name of the staff

1 Program Manager Sushil Singh*

2 Sr. Technical Assistant

Rajendra SinghPawar

3 Malty Task Assistant Rajendra Yadav

4 Master Mason Ambaram Kumawat

4.0 Coordination Committee Meeting with the concerned SNAs: Minutes of the first Coordination Committee Meeting of the respective SNAs, held at BDTC,

CESR, DAVV, Indore on 11.08.2017 at 12.30 pm under chairmanship of PI & coordinator BDTC,

Indore to finalize the schedule for the training programs allotted by MNRE under NBMMP for the

year 2017-18. (Reference File No. 19.04/2017-BG /R&D/Biogas, dated 14.07.2017 from MNRE,

New Delhi).

The meeting was attended/ represented by the members of SNA’s from MPAGRO of Madhya

Pradesh, Zilla Parisad of Nasik, Aurangabad, Chandrapur, Sangli, Sindhudurg, Parbhani and staff of

BDTC. Following members were present in the meeting.

SN Name of The Member Design. SNA/Address Contact No

1 Dr S P Singh Coordinator BDTC, Indore 09424009418

2 Shri Hamant Kale A D O ZP, Nasik 09423131394

3 Shri Kachave B S A D O ZP, Parbhani 09423688474

4 Shri S R Mamidwar AO, Kannad (P S) ZP, Orangabad 09175318173

5 Shri Linge M M AO ZP, Chandrapur 09921725955

6 Shri Amol A Koli AEO Miraz ( P S) ZP, Sangli 009403964253

7 Shri VN Thakur Campaign Officer ZP, Sindhudurg 09822006912

8 Shri B K Shandilya E E MPAGRO 09826043745

9 Shri N K Tiwari RM MPAGRO 07089345649

10 Shri R S Pawar STA BDTC, Indore 09826556875

Table 2

At the beginning, Dr. S P Singh, welcomed the participants. He delivered a brief about working and

functioning of the Biogas Development and Training Centre under NBMMP and includes briefing

about Training courses like CCM, Staff, Users and TKW and physical verification work under the

key objectives of the BDTC given above.

The members requested Dr S P Singh, PI & Coordinator, BDTC to take up the agenda of the meeting

for discussion.

The following agendas were discussed in the meeting:

Agenda No. I: Review of the Progress Report of BDTC for the previous year 2016-17.

Dr S P Singh presented the Annual Report for previous year (2016-17). He explained the different

training program conducted by BDTC in the state of MP, CG and Maharashtra. All members

appreciated the work carried out by BDTC.

Agenda No. II: Distribution of Training Programs allocated by the MNRE to BDTC, Indore.

Decision: The training programs allotted to the BDTC, Indore from MNRE are distributed to the

SNA on their prerequisite and with discussion made with PI & Coordinator BDTC.

Agenda No. III: Demand of additional support to the agencies by the BDTC in CCM and TKW

Training particularly.

Decision: BDTC provides technical support during the trainings performed by agencies in sequence.

Agenda No. IV: Physical verification work of 1000 number of plant up to Sept 2017. Decision: The schedule of the verification work is finalized as under:

Table 3

Agenda No. V: Issuing Identity cum maintenance Card to the beneficiaries in MP and MH. Decision: In the state of Chhattisgarh, an Identity card is issued to the beneficiaries after the construction of plant since last year 2016-17. Dr S P Singh asked to the attending SNAs member to begin with the same in their respective region of MP and Maharashtra

Agenda No. VI: Requirement of literature in Marathi language for field workers and users. Discussion: A draft copy of literature in Marathi language for field workers has been prepared by the BDTC. After final print of the booklet, it will be provided to the respective agencies. Agenda No. VII : Any other item with the permission of chair. Decision: PI, BDTC asked the members of the SNAs about working practice in the field and

requested to put in brief about the activities and difficulties faced by them.

MPAGRO, Bhopal : Shri B K Shandilya gave a brief report of last year progress in the state of MP.

MPAGRO got special target of CCM and TKW course in Narmada Belt under River project of MP

government this year.

He requested PI, BDTC to provide technical support in the said training programs. PI accepted the

request to do the same in proper sequence.

Physical Verification Work

State No of plant Region Covered Duration

CG 200 Balodabajar 15-29 Sep. 2017,

MP 350 Damoh (100), Dhar (250No ), 26 Aug – 29 Sep 2017

MH 450 Nasik, Aurangabad, Chandrapur, S Durg, 26 Aug – 03 Sep 2017,

RDD, Mumbai: Members from different Zilla Parisad of Maharashtra state did not know about

BDTC (A technical back-up unit for biogas under NBMMP) and its function to get technical support

for maintenance & operational problem through it because they attended the meeting first time.

Most of the members wanted to know about the guidelines for age of biogas plants to solve the

problem of such beneficiaries, who have an old non-functional plant for the last 5 to 15 year and they

are not able to reconstruct the second plant on the name of same beneficiary.

PI, BDTC assured to members to raise the issue in the review meeting of BDTC, MNRE.

The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to the chair.

5.0 TRAINING PROGRAMS AND FEEDBACK SURVEY:

Target Allotted by MNRE to BDTC in the Year 2017-18:

SrNo. Name of the Program

Target Allotted

Achieved Work Completed

Remark

1 CCM Training 10 08 80 %

Up to January 2018

2 TKW Training 03 02 66 %

3 Staff Training 03 03 100 %

4 Users Trainings 100 37 63 %

5 Feedback Survey 1000 1000

100 %

Table 4

List of trainees are given in Annexure 4A and 4B

Additional Technical Support to SNAs:

Sr. no. Name of the Program

MPAGRO ZP Total Venue

1 CCM Training 01 01 02 District Harada MP, Kolhapur MH

2 TKW Training 01 01 District Kolhapur, MH

3 TKW Training 02 - 02 MPAGRO, At BDTC, CESR

4 TKW Training 01

District Ahmadnagarr, MH, At BDTC, CESR

Table 5

5.1 Construction cum Maintenance Training, 2017-18:

Purpose: To prepare trained and skilled mason for using effective technology in the field.

Duration: Ten Days

Material: Arranged by Beneficiaries.

Trainees: Ten numbers each.

Enlisted trainings have been conducted during the year 2017-18

Sr No

Agency District Block village Duration No of Trainees

1 MPAGRO Rajgarh Byawara Laxman pura 07.09.17 To 17.09.17 10 2 Khargone Barwah Bargana 09.11.17 To 19.11.17 10

3 CREDA Ambikapur Ambikapur Sakalo 19.09.18 To 28.09.18 10 4 Jashpur Duldula Barpani 05.10.17 To 14.10.17 10

5 ZP, MH Chandrapur Sindhewahi Siddhekala 21.11.17 To 30.11.17 10 6 Kolhapur Sahuwadi Retre warna 01.12.17 To 10.12.17 10 7 Sangli Sirala Pan Umri 15.12.17 To 24.12.17 10 8 Sindhudurg Kankawali Kankewadi 13.12.17 To 22.12.17 10

Table 6

PHOTOGRAPHS OF CCM TRAINING PROGRAMS CONDUCTED AT VARIOUS SITES

PHOTOGRAPHS OF CCM TRAINING PROGRAMS CONDUCTED AT VARIOUS SITES

5.2 Turnkey Workers Training, 2017-18:

Purpose: To prepare trained and skilled Self Employed Workers or Rural Energy Technicians for

using effective technology in this field.

Duration: Fifteen Days

Trainees: State agencie, ZP (MH). Trainees from Kolhapur and Sangli.

Allocated target was 03 for the current year to the BDTC, Indore. ZP, Kolhapur, and ZP, Sangli sent

their candidate in the program. Two programs have been conducted simultaneously at Kolhapur, MH.

Enlisted trainings have been conducted during the year 2017-18.

Sr. No.

Duration of Training Venue Agency From Districts No. of Trainees

1

10.12.17 to 24.12.17 Zilla Parisad

Kolhapur

Zilla Parisad Kolhapur, 05

2 Zilla Parisad Sangli 10

Table 7

PHOTOGRAPHS OF TKW TRAINING PROGRAM

5.3 Government Functionaries Training, 2017-18:

Purpose: To minimize the field problems by choosing the right beneficiary, construction and

operational problems.

Duration: Two to Four Days.

Trainees: Members from Zilla Parisad, Chandrapur, Sangli and Sindhudurg, MH.

Allocated target was three for the current year to the BDTC, Indore. All the three trainings have been

conducted simultaneously for Zilla parishad Chandrapur, Sindhudurg and sangli.


Sr No State Name of Agency/Venue Duration No. of Trainees

Maharashtra ZP, Chandrapur 29.11.17 To 30.11.17 40

Maharashtra ZP, Sindhudurg 21.12.17 To 22.12.17 12

Maharashtra ZP, Sangli 26.12.17 To 28.12.17 14

Table 8

Zilla Parisad officer are acknowledged that such type of training programs never organized for

Mason, Users, Biogas worker and field Staff also, by any authorized agency of Central Government

like BDTC or state Government. All the participants agreed and committed to do better work with

new conception and hope to conduct these training programs time to time for other worker at Taluka

and village level.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM CONDUCTED AT VARIOUS SITES

PHOTOGRAPHS OF STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM CONDUCTED AT VARIOUS SITES

5.4 Users Training, 2017-18: Purpose: To provide awareness about size of BG plant, during construction, Operational solution and

maintenance Tips.

Duration: One Day.

Trainees: Beneficiaries and School student.

Allocated target was100 for the current year 2017-18 to the BDTC, Indore. 37 trainings were

conducted in the state of MP, CG, and Maharashtra up to 15th of January.


Sr.No. Village Block District State Date

During CCM Training 1 To 9

1 Laxmanpura Byawara Rjgarh MP MP 17.09.17

2 Barapani Duldula Jashpur CG 14.10.17

3 Sakalo Ambikapur Ambikapur CG 27.09.17

4 Bargala Badwah Khargone MP 19.11.17

5 Sindhekala Sindhewahi Chandrapur MH 26.11.17

6 Kankewadi Kankawali Sindhudurg MH 22.12.17

7 Pan Umari Shirala Sangli MH 27.12.17

8 Retrewarna Shahuwadi Kolhapur MH 10.12.17

9 Chaugoan Baglan Nasik MH 01.09.17

10 Joran Baglan Nasik MH 01.09.17

11 Jategoan Nasik Nasik MH 31.08.17

12 Khed Igatpuri Nasik MH 02.09.17

13 Pimplas Sinnar Nasik MH 02.09.17

Table 9 a

Sr.No. Village Block District State Date

14 Lonarwadi Sinnar Nasik MH 03.09.17

15 Kanherwadi Kalwan Nasik MH 03.09.17

16 Niwane Kalwan Nasik MH 04.09.17

17 Mohra Kannad Aurangabad MH 12.09.17

18 Peesore Kannad Aurangabad MH 13.09.17

19 Khamgoan Phulambari Aurangabad MH 12.09.17

20 Dharakwadi Aurangabad Aurangabad MH 13.09.17

21 Jangda Simga Baloda Bajar CG 23.09.17

22 Rikokala Kasdol Baloda Bajar CG 24.09.17

23 Lakua Pali Kasdol Baloda Bajar CG 24.09.17

24 Mohada Kasdol Baloda Bajar CG 25.09.17

25 Amgoan Kasdol Baloda Bajar CG 25.09.17

26 Kachloan Simga Baloda Bajar CG 23.09.17

27 Kudase Dodamal Sindhudurg MH 12.12.17

28 Adeli Kudal Sindhudurg MH 13.12.17

29 Ambegoan Vengurla Sindhudurg MH 13.12.17

30 Adeli Sawantwadi Sindhudurg MH 14.12.17

31 Vaibhavwadi Khaskilwada Sindhudurg MH 14.12.17

32 Utimal Sindewahi Chandrapur MH 22.11-17

33 Umarwahi Sindewahi Chandrapur MH 22.11-17

34 Vasera Sindewahi Chandrapur MH 23.11-17

35 Tekritu Sindewahi Chandrapur MH 23.11-17

36 Avalgoan Sindewahi Chandrapur MH 24.11-17

37 Gangalwadi Bramhapuri Chandrapur MH 24.11-17

Table 9 b

PHOTOGRAPHS OF USERS TRAINING PROGRAM CONDUCTED AT VARIOUS SITES

5.5. Feed Back Survey:

Inspection summary Report of family type Biogas Plants, Installed under the NBMMP in the state of MP, CG and MH from 2014-15, 15-16, 16-17. Sr.

No

Particulars

MP, MP

AGRO

CG, CREDA MH, ZP Total Plant

Surveyed

1 Surveyed

Plants

385 218 407 1010

Table 10

Sr.No Particulars MP CG MH

1 Implementing agency MP AGRO CREDA ZILLA PARISHAD

2 District Dhar ,Damoh Baloda Bajar Nasik, Aurangabad,

Chandrapur

3 Model of plant Deen Bandhu Deen Bandhu DB, Sintex

4 Members of Inspection Team BDTC- 02

Agency – 02

BDTC- 02

Agency - 01

BDTC- 02

Agency – 02

5 Method of Selection Randomly Selection Randomly Randomly Selected

Table 11

385

218

407

Surveyed Plants and Functionality Rate in State, 2017-18

MP, MP AGRO - 96.90 %

CG, CREDA- 92.20 %

MH, ZP - 83 %

Summary of the Physical verification Work, Year 2017-18

District No of Village Surveyed

Plants Inspected

Working satisfactory / Partially

Functionality % age

Non Commi- ssioned *

Non Functional Due to Dung/ Water*

Balodabajar 49 218 201 92.20 % 3 13

Aurangabad 30 148 139 93.91 % 01 08

Nashik 31 109 84 77.06 % 22 03

Chandrapur 12 150 117 78.00 % 4 29

Dhar 76 310 299 96.45 % 07 04

Damoh 28 75 73 97.33 % 2 0

226 1010 913 90.39 % 39 57

Table 12 List of non-functional and not commissioned plants are given in Annexure 1.

*Letters has been wrtten to the respective agencies for repairing and

commissioning the non-functional biogas plants and they assured to take in

priority and reported to BDTC.

92.20%

93.91%

77.06%78.00%

96.45%

97.33%

FUNCTIONALITY RATE OF BIOGAS PLANTS Balodabajar (CG)

Aurangabad (MH)

Nashik (MH)

Chandrapur (MH)

Dhar (MP)

Damoh (MP)

i. Detail report of District – Baloda Bajar (CG)

S

N

Block

Covered

No of

Village

Surveyed

Year of

construction

Plants

Inspected

Working

satisfactory

/ Partially

Non

Commi-

ssioned

Non Functional Due

to Dung / Water

1 Kasdol 24 14-15 111 104 0 7

3 15-16 16 15 1 0

2 16-17 28 28 0 0

2 Baloda

Bajar

11 15-16 12 7 0 4

16-17 28 28 0 0

3 Simga 9 15-16 4 4 0 0

16-17 19 15 2 2

Total 49

218 201 3 13

Table 13

Fixed Numbering Plate on each plant

0

201

3 13Report of Baloda Bajar, CG


Non Commissioned

Non Functional Due to Dung / Water

ii. Detail report of District District – Aurangabad (MH)

Sr. No.

Block Covered

No of Village Surveyed

Year of construction

Plants Inspected


Non Commi- ssioned

Non Functional Due to Dung / Water and other

1 Kannad 11 14-15 26 25 0 01

15-16 07 06 0 01

16-17 29 29 0 0

2 Phulambary 13 14-15 32 28 01 03

15-16 15 15 0 0

16-17 10 10 0 0

3 Aurangabad 06 14-15 10 10 0 0

15-16 13 10 0 03

16-17 04 04 0 0

Total 30

148 139 01 08

Table 14

139

1 8

Report of Aurangabad, MH


Non Commissioned


iii. Detail report of District – Chandrapur (MH)

S N

Block Covered



Plants Inspected


Non Commi- ssioned

Non Functional Due to Dung / Water /Structural problem

1 Sindhewahi 12 14-15 17 14 2 1

15-16 21 12 1 8

16-17 20 6 1 13

2 Brahmpuri 21 14-15 64 59 0 5

15-16 18 17 0 1

16-17 10 9 0 1

33 150 117 4 29

Table 15

Structurally Fault Plant

Report of Chandrapur, MH Working satisfactory / Partially

Non Commissioned

Non Functional Due to Dung / Water /Structural problem

iv. Detail report of District – Nashik (MH)

Sr. No.

Block Covered



Plants Inspected


Non Commi- ssioned


1 Baglan 03 14-15 10 00 10 Construction not technically sound 15-16 17 10 7

16-17 11 06 5 2 Nifad 06 14-15 08 08

0

15-16 00 00 0

16-17 08 08 0 3 Sinnar 06 14-15 06 06

0

15-16 17 17 0

16-17 00 0 4 Nashik 03 14-15 02 02

0

15-16 06 05 01

5 Trimbak 02 16-17 03 03 0 6 Dindori 04 16-17 05 04

01

7 Kalwan 05 14-15 03 03 0

15-16 09 09 0 8 Igatpuri 02 15-16 04 03 01

Total 31

109 84 22 03 Table 16

Plant at Block – Tryambak, Working Satisfactory

84

22

3

Report of Nashik, MH Working satisfactory / Partially

Non Commissioned , Due to Techniculy fault plantsNon Functional Due to Dung / Water and other

v. Detail report of District – Dhar (MP)

S N Block Covered



Plants Inspected


Non Commi- ssioned


1 Dharampuri 17 14-15 23 22 0 01

15-16 23 22 0 01

16-17 07 06 01 0

2 Manawar 17 14-15 09 09 0 0

15-16 18 18 0 0

16-17 13 13 0 0

3 Umarban 08 14-15 12 12 0 0

15-16 13 05 06 02

16-17 03 03 0 0

4 Nalchha 12 14-15 14 14 0 0

15-16 27 27 0 0

16-17 07 07 0 0

5 Dhar 06 14 03 03 0 0

27 20 20 0 0

07 09 09 0 0

6 Badnawar 15 14-15 26 26 0 0

15-16 50 50 0 0

16-17 28 28 0 0

7 Kukshi 01 14-15 00 00 0 0

15-16 03 03 0 0

16-17 02 02 0 0

Total 76

310 299 07 04

Table 17

- Partially Functional Plant, Maintenance

vi. District – Damoh (MP)

S N Block Covered

No of Village

Surveyed


Plants Inspected

Working satisfactory /

Partially

Non Commi- ssioned

Non Functional Due to Dung / Water and

other

1 Jabera 5 14-15 6 6

15-16 4 4

16-17 2 2 2 Pathariya 6 14-15 10 10

15-16 6 6

16-17 8 8 3 Padera 1 14-15 8 8

15-16 2 2 4 Damoh 7 14-15 5 5

15-16 4 4

16-17 4 2 2 5 Tendukheda 4 14-15 1 1

15-16 2 2

16-17 3 3 6 Batiyagarh 2 14-15 1 1

15-16 2 2

16-17 3 3 7 Hata 3 14-15 3 3

15-16 4 4

16-17 3 3

Total 28 75 73 2

Table 18

299

7 4

Report of Dhar, MP Working satisfactory / Partially

Non Commi-ssioned


6.0 Additional Work:

Inspection of Biogas Power (Off- grid) Project Installed by MEDA.)

6.1a. Following work was also allotted by MNRE and the same has been completed by the BDTC.

(Reference: File No. 25-6/2015-16/BPP, dated 30.03.2016 letter dated 14.07.2017 File No. 25-

6/2015-16/BPP, dated 30.03.2016 letter dated 14.07.2017)

Sr No

Name and Address of Beneficiaries Capacity

M3

Capacity

kW

Remark

1 Akhil Bhartiya Shri Swami Samarth Gurupeeth, A/P Trimbkeshwar, Tehsil – Trimbkeshwar, Distt.- Nasik

100 12 Report Sent individually

to the MNRE, lt no cesr/davv/sps /17/86 dated 10.10.2017

2 M/s Shrirang Kishanlal Sharda, Vill – Shenit, Tehsil – Igatpuri, Distt.- Nasik.

1000 120

3 M/s Modern Dairy Maid Pvt. Ltd, Vill – Adsare Khurd, Post –Taked, Tehsil – Igatpuri, Distt.- Nasik

200 24

Table 19

M/s Shrirang Kishanlal Sharda, Vill – Shenit, Tehsil – Igatpuri, Distt.- Nasik.

6.1b Reference: File No. 25-8 / 2014 / BPP, dated 14.12.2015 letter dated 01.08.2017.

Sr.No.

Name and Address of Beneficiaries Capacity M3

Capacity kW

Remark

1 Surendra Sadashiv Girme, Nangoan, Daund, Pune 200 24 Report Sent

individually

to the

MNRE, lt no

cesr/davv/sps

/17/87 dated

10.10.2017

2 Kamshet Dairy Industries Pvt. Ltd, govitri kamshet, Maval,

distt. Pune

275 33

3 Amay Balasaheb Patil, Handugari, Bhoom, Paranda, Distt.- Osmanabad

300 36

4 Shri Sant Lahanuji Maharaj Sansthan, Takarkheda, Arvi,

Distt. Wardha

105 12

Table 20

Amay Balasaheb Patil, Handugari, Bhoom, Paranda, Distt.- Osmanabad

Surendra Sadashiv Girme, Nangoan, Daund, Pune

6.1c Reference: No. 25-16 (B) /2010-16-BE, dated 10.02.2011 letter dated 10.08.2017

SrNo

Name and Address of Beneficiaries Capacity M3

Capacity kW

Remark

1 Shri Ramkrishna Shamaroo Jamdade , Village – Kamtha,

Taluka Tuljapur, Distt.- Osmanabad

50 5 Report Sent

individually

to the

MNRE, lt

no

cesr/davv/sp

s /17/88

dated

10.10.2017

2 Shri Saybanna S Hiramukhe, Village –Bhusani, Taluka-

Umerga, Distt. Osmanabad .

50 5

3 Shri Ganesh Krishnaji Jagdale, Village-Mahajanwadi,

Taluka- Beed, Distt. Beed

50 5

4 Shri Subhandha Sushant Jadhav

Village- Kusgoan (Pama), Taluka- Mawal, Distt. – Pune

40 5

Table 21

6.2 Preliminary survey of Gaushalas: Following work was also allotted by MNRE and the same has been completed by the BDTC. (Selection and Preliminary survey of Gaushala, in reference to the MNRE letter No. 20/204/2016-17-WTE (Gaushala) dated 27.04.2017) Detail report already sent to the MNRE, Lt no cesr /davv/ rsp/ 17/91 dated 12.10.2017

Sr No

Name and Address of Goshala

Dung Available

Size of BG Plant Suggested M3

Use of Gas for

Remark by BDTC for Setting up Biogas Plant for Suggested Capacity

1 Ma Narmada Goshala,

Mangeli, Across Bank

ofRiver,Jabalpur, (MP)

4500 200 Power

Generation

The quality of Live stock is Good.

Biogas plant may be installed.

2 Department of Live

Stock Production and

Management, collage of

Veterinary, Jabalpur

(MP)

6000 250 Power

Generation



3 Shri Deendayal Govansh,

Sarankshak, Jangada,

Block / Distt Baloda

Bajar (CG)

2000 85 Power

Generation

The present quantity of Live stock

is sufficient.


4 Saraswati Goshala,

Khairwar, Block Simga,

distt Baloda Bajar (CG)

1500 85 Power

Generation



Sr No

Name and Address of Goshala

Dung Available

Size of BG Plant Suggested M3

Use of Gas for

Remark by BDTC for Setting up Biogas Plant for Suggested Capacity

5 Khusi Goshala, Porsa,

Block / Distt Baloda

Bajar (CG)

1500 85 Power

Generation

Quality and Quantity of Live stock is

not favorable.

Required Land is not sufficient.

Biogas plant should not be installed.

6 Pune Panjarpole Trust,

Bhosari, Nasik Road,

Pune (MH)

5500 170 Power

Generation

The present quantity of Live stock is

sufficient.


7 Shri Mahaveei Jain

Goshala, Putla Chauk,

Jalna (MH) 4500 170

Power

Generation

The quality of Live stock is Good

But required land is not

available.

Biogas plant should not be installed.

Table 22

Ma Narmada Goshala, Mangeli, Across Bank of Narmada River, Jabalpur, MP

6.3 TKW Trainings of nodal agencies conducted for Zilla Parisad, Kolhapur, Ahmadnagar (MH) and MPAGRO, Bhopal (MP)

i. One TKW training of District Kolhapur, MH conducted simultaneously with BDTC training from 10.12.17 to 24.12.17 at Zilla Parisad, Kolhapur.

ii. Two TKW Trainings were conducted for state nodal department of MP from

08.02.2018 to 22.02.2018 at BDTC, CESR, Indore,

iii. One TKW Training was conducted for state nodal department of Ahmadnagar, Maharashtra, from 12.03.18 to 26.03.18 at BDTC, CESR, Indore.

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