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What is CBG Plant?

CBG means

Compressed Bio Gas

It is a purified form of Biogas having methane content above 90%.

After purification and compression, Bio Gas becomes CBG, which is almost equal to Natural Gas.

It can be used as

• CNG replacement
• PNG replacement
• Industrial fuel
• Vehicle fuel
• Power generation

CBG is produced from

• Cow dung
• Agricultural residue
• Sugar press mud
• Rice straw
• Poultry litter
• Municipal Solid Waste
• Food Waste
• Distillery Waste
• Vegetable Waste
• Fruit Waste
• Sewage Sludge

How Does CBG Plant Work?

Complete Process

Step 1

Collection of Biomass

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Step 2

Pre-processing

Shredding

Mixing

Slurry Preparation

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Step 3

Anaerobic Digestion

Microorganisms convert waste into Biogas.

Gas Produced

• Methane
• CO?
• Hydrogen Sulphide

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Step 4

Gas Purification

Removal of

• CO?
• Moisture
• H?S

Methane purity becomes 90-95%

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Step 5

Compression

Gas is compressed up to around 200–250 Bar and filled into cascades or cylinders.

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Step 6

Sale

CBG is sold to

• Oil Marketing Companies
• Industries
• Transport Sector
• CGD Companies

By-products

Apart from Gas, plant also produces

Organic Manure

Solid Fertilizer

Liquid Fertilizer

Bio Slurry

This creates an additional revenue source.

Why is Government Promoting CBG?

India imports huge quantities of LNG and Crude Oil.

Government wants

? Reduce Import Bill

? Reduce Pollution

? Manage Agricultural Waste

? Increase Farmer Income

? Promote Circular Economy

? Support Clean Energy

SATAT Scheme

SATAT

Sustainable Alternative Towards Affordable Transportation

Launched by the Government of India to encourage entrepreneurs to establish CBG plants and supply gas to Oil Marketing Companies under long-term procurement arrangements.

Major buyers include public sector oil marketing companies through their CBG procurement framework.

Investment Required

Approximate Cost

(Project cost varies depending on technology, land, civil works, feedstock availability, and storage.)

Revenue Sources

A CBG Plant earns through

Sale of

? CBG

? Organic Fertilizer

? Bio Slurry

? Carbon Credits (where applicable)

? Tipping Fees (for certain municipal waste projects)

Who Can Apply for CBG Plant Loan?

Eligible Borrowers

Individual Entrepreneurs

Private Limited Company

LLP

Partnership Firm

Farmer Producer Organization (FPO)

Co-operative Society

Existing Manufacturing Companies

Energy Companies

Waste Management Companies

Loan Amount

Generally

?15 Crore

to

?100 Crore

or even more depending upon

Project Viability

DSCR

Cash Flow

Promoter Contribution

Technology

Offtake Agreement

Banks and Financial Institutions Financing CBG Projects

Potential lenders include:

• Public Sector Banks
• Private Sector Banks
• Infrastructure-focused financial institutions
• Selected NBFCs with project finance capabilities
• Renewable energy financing institutions

Loan Components

Banks may finance

Land Development

Civil Construction

Plant & Machinery

Gas Purification Unit

Compression System

Storage System

Utilities

Electrical Installation

Working Capital

Installation Cost

Pre-operative Expenses

Margin Money

Usually

20% to 35%

Depending upon

Project

Bank

Credit Rating

Promoter Experience

Loan Tenure

Normally

8–15 Years

including a moratorium during project implementation, depending on lender policy and project cash flows.

Interest Rate

Depends upon

Credit Rating

Bank

Project Risk

Collateral

Market Conditions

Generally, project finance rates vary by lender and prevailing benchmarks.

Security Required

Primary Security

Entire Plant

Machinery

Current Assets

Assignment of Receivables

Collateral Security

Land

Building

Additional Property

Corporate Guarantee

Personal Guarantee

Documents Required

Promoter Documents

PAN

Aadhaar

Photographs

Income Tax Returns

Net Worth Statement

Bank Statement

KYC

Business Documents

Company Registration

GST

MOA

AOA

Partnership Deed

Udyam Registration (if applicable)

Board Resolution

Project Documents

Detailed Project Report

CMA Data

Projected Balance Sheet

Projected Profit & Loss

Projected Cash Flow

DSCR

IRR

Break Even Analysis

Sensitivity Analysis

Technical Documents

Technology Agreement

Plant Layout

Machinery Quotations

Feedstock Agreement

Raw Material Availability

Water Availability

Power Connection

Environmental Clearances (as applicable)

Commercial Documents

Land Documents

Lease Deed

Sale Agreement

Quotation

Supplier Agreement

Buyer Agreement

Offtake Agreement

Insurance Proposal

Eligibility for Loan

Good Credit History

Promoter Contribution

Viable Project

Sufficient Feedstock

Long-Term Supply Agreement

Technical Feasibility

Financial Feasibility

Experienced Management

Pollution Clearance

Land Availability

How Banks Evaluate the Project

Banks mainly check

Feedstock Availability

Gas Yield

Technology

Project Cost

Cash Flow

Debt Service Coverage Ratio

Internal Rate of Return

Promoter Experience

Market Demand

Risk Analysis

Government Assistance

Government support may include:

• Policy support for bioenergy projects
• Assistance under applicable central or state renewable energy schemes
• Facilitation through waste management and biofuel initiatives
• Long-term CBG procurement opportunities through oil marketing companies
• State-specific incentives such as stamp duty concessions, electricity duty benefits, or capital incentives (where available)

Support varies by state and the specific scheme in force.

Is Subsidy Available?

Subsidy availability depends on:

• Central government schemes
• State government bioenergy policies
• Type of feedstock
• Plant capacity
• Applicant category
• Notifications applicable at the time of project approval

Since subsidy schemes change over time, applicants should verify the latest guidelines before finalizing the project.

Complete Loan Process

Step 1

Project Idea

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Step 2

Land Selection

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Step 3

Technology Selection

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Step 4

Raw Material Assessment

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Step 5

Detailed Project Report

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Step 6

Financial Model

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Step 7

CMA Data Preparation

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Step 8

Apply for Bank Loan

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Step 9

Technical Appraisal

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Step 10

Financial Appraisal

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Step 11

Site Inspection

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Step 12

Sanction Letter

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Step 13

Execution of Loan Documents

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Step 14

Disbursement

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Step 15

Plant Installation

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Step 16

Commercial Production

Why Banks Reject CBG Projects

Insufficient Feedstock

Weak Project Report

Poor Financial Projection

Low Promoter Contribution

Poor Credit Score

Lack of Technical Knowledge

No Buyer Agreement

Improper Land Documents

Environmental Issues

Weak Cash Flow

Tips to Increase Loan Approval

Prepare a Bankable DPR

Maintain Good Credit Score

Bring Experienced Technical Partner

Obtain Feedstock Agreement

Secure Long-Term Buyer Agreement

Arrange Adequate Margin Money

Prepare Professional CMA Data

Provide Clear Land Title

Demonstrate Strong Cash Flow Projections

Conclusion

"CBG is one of India's fastest-growing green energy sectors. With proper planning, a technically sound project, and a bankable DPR, entrepreneurs can obtain project finance ranging from ?15 crore to ?100 crore or more. Success depends on feedstock security, technology selection, commercial viability, environmental compliance, and a strong financial structure."

Top 10 FAQs

1. What is a CBG Plant?

A CBG plant converts organic waste such as agricultural residue, cattle dung, food waste, and municipal waste into high-purity compressed biogas that can be used as vehicle fuel or industrial fuel.

2. How much investment is required for a CBG plant?

Depending on capacity, investment generally ranges from ?15 crore to over ?100 crore, including land, civil works, machinery, utilities, and working capital.

3. Can I get 100% finance for a CBG project?

Generally, no. Lenders usually require the promoter to contribute a portion of the project cost, with the balance financed based on project viability.

4. Which banks provide loans for CBG plants?

Many public sector banks, private banks, infrastructure finance institutions, and selected NBFCs finance viable CBG projects subject to their lending policies.

5. Is collateral mandatory?

Requirements vary by lender and project structure. Large project finance loans often involve security over project assets and may also require additional collateral or guarantees.

6. Is government subsidy available?

Subsidies and incentives depend on the applicable central or state government schemes, project type, and prevailing guidelines at the time of application.

7. What documents are required?

Typically, lenders require KYC documents, company registration papers, land documents, a Detailed Project Report (DPR), CMA data, financial projections, quotations, technical reports, and regulatory approvals.

8. How long does the loan approval process take?

The timeline varies by lender and project complexity but generally includes appraisal, technical evaluation, legal due diligence, sanction, documentation, and disbursement.

9. What is the biggest risk in a CBG project?

The most critical risks are inconsistent feedstock supply, technology performance, and the ability to maintain stable revenues through reliable offtake arrangements.

10. Can FinanceSeva help in arranging a CBG plant loan?

Yes. If you need assistance with a bankable DPR, CMA Data, financial projections, loan syndication, or end-to-end project finance support, FinanceSeva can help structure and present your project for funding.