Pakistan's Largest Biomethane Plant Inaugurated in Karachi: A Green Energy Revolution
- Abeera Marium Siddiqui
- February 18, 2025
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- Business
Pakistan’s largest biomethane plant has been inaugurated in Karachi. This marks a major step toward cleaner, renewable energy. The plant, located in Gadap, will help meet Pakistan’s energy needs while promoting environmental sustainability.
A Clean Energy Solution
The biomethane plant is developed by Bio Waste Energy Ventures Private Limited. It converts cow and buffalo dung into biomethane gas. This renewable gas is a cleaner alternative to traditional natural gas. It will reduce Pakistan’s reliance on fossil fuels.
Government Support and Benefits
Syed Qasim Naveed Qamar, Special Assistant to the Chief Minister of Sindh, attended the inauguration. He praised the project as a crucial step toward clean energy. Qamar highlighted its benefits for the environment and the dairy sector. The plant will provide renewable energy from waste, supporting farmers and reducing pollution.
Daily Production Capacity
The plant can produce 23,000 cubic meters of biomethane gas daily. It will also generate 4-5 MW of electricity each day. This energy will power households, industries, and transportation. The project aims to reduce energy shortages and offer a sustainable energy solution.
Waste Recycling and Job Creation
A unique feature of the plant is its ability to recycle waste. Besides gas production, it will use heat and ash residues to make eco-friendly bricks. The plant will process 380 tons of bio-waste daily. This will reduce waste and create new jobs in the region.
Sindh Government’s Commitment
The Sindh government is fully supporting this initiative. Qamar emphasized the government’s commitment to renewable energy projects. He mentioned the Sindh Enterprise Development Fund (SEDF). This fund provides financial support to businesses and dairy farmers investing in biomethane projects.
A Greener Future for Pakistan
Waqas Mohsin, CEO of Bio Waste Energy Ventures, said the plant promotes sustainability. It supports Pakistan’s transition to greener energy solutions. With government backing and eco-friendly features, the project is a promising step for Pakistan’s energy future.
Inauguration Ceremony
The inauguration ceremony included SEDF CEO Khizar Pervez and other officials. As the project grows, it will create more business opportunities. It will also contribute to a greener, more energy-efficient Pakistan.
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