Innovative Bio-CNG Plant Aims to Tackle Yamuna Pollution
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced efforts to combat Yamuna river pollution by inaugurating a new bio-CNG plant. The initiative, costing Rs 16 crore, focuses on converting cow dung into energy using Modi's 'waste to wealth' strategy. The government plans multiple facilities to address longstanding issues.
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In a strategic move to combat the persistent pollution in the Yamuna River, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inaugurated a 2.5-tonne-per-day capacity bio-CNG plant on Saturday.
Located in Kamar village near Kosi Kalan, the plant, established by Delhi-based entrepreneurs at a cost of Rs 16 crore, represents a critical step in the government's initiative to tackle environmental challenges using innovative solutions.
Gupta emphasized the use of cow dung in creating green energy, aligning efforts with Prime Minister Modi's 'waste to wealth' mantra. This approach promises not only to mitigate pollution but also generate sustainable energy, adding a new dimension to Delhi's environmental policies.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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