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Rs 250 crore funding secured for India's proposed largest agri-waste-to-fuel plant

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A Rs 250 crore funding package has been announced for what is being proposed as India's largest facility converting agricultural waste into fuel. The project aims to address the disposal of crop residue while producing usable energy. The plant would add to efforts to reduce stubble and biomass burning, a major contributor to air pollution in parts of the country. Details of the project's location, timeline and operators were not fully specified in the source material. The initiative reflects growing policy interest in turning agri-waste into a commercial fuel source.

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