What are the best Indian bamboo varieties for making biomass pellets and chips?
Indian bamboo varieties suitable for making bamboo chips and pellets, along with their growing regions and technical characteristics: 1. Bambusa Tulda (Indian Timber Bamboo) साल बांस (Sal Bans) 2. Dendrocalamus Strictus (Solid Bamboo) ठोस बांस (Thos Bans) 3. Bambusa Balcooa (Balcooa Bamboo) बलकुआ बांस (Balukua Bans) 4. Bambusa Nutans (Nutans Bamboo) नुतान बांस (Nutans Bans) […]
Continue readingBID DOCUMENT FOR SHORT TERM CONTRACT FOR SUPPLY OF AGRO RESIDUE BASED NON-TORREFIED PELLETS TO NABHA POWER LIMITED
E-Tender of Agro Residue/Crop Residue (wood-based pellets will not be acceptable) Description Technical Details Pellet Agro Residue/Crop Residue (wood-basedpellets will not be acceptable) Pellet Type Non-Torrefied, Diamter of Pellet />25mm Calorific Value (GCV) Length Fines <=5%, <3mm Moisture />14% for more details please visit: SAMARTH
Continue readingTALWANDI SABO POWER LIMITED E – TENDER SUPPLY OF AGRO BASED RESIDUE BIOMASS TORREFIED PELLETS (SHORT TERM):
E-Tender of Agro Residue/Crop Residue (wood-based pellets will not be acceptable) TALWANDI SABO POWER LIMITED E – TENDER SUPPLY OF AGRO BASED RESIDUE BIOMASS TORREFIED PELLETS (SHORT TERM): SN DESCRIPTION OF ITEM INDICATIVE QTY. NTO BE SUPPLIED PER DAY (TPD) TOTAL QTY. (TONNE) 1 AGRO RESIDUE BASED TORREFIED PELLET** 800 2,92,000 Description Technical Details Pellet […]
Continue readingBID DOCUMENT FOR SHORT TERM CONTRACT FOR SUPPLY OF AGRO RESIDUE BASED NON-TORREFIED PELLETS TO NABHA POWER LIMITED
E-Tender of Agro Residue/Crop Residue (wood-based pellets will not be acceptable) Description Technical Details Pellet Agro Residue/Crop Residue (wood-basedpellets will not be acceptable) Pellet Type Non-Torrefied, Diamter of Pellet />25mm Calorific Value (GCV) Length Fines <=5%, <3mm Moisture />14%
Continue readingSAMARTH (Sustainable Agrarian Mission on use of Agri-Residue in Thermal Power Plants) Tender List
SAMARTH (Sustainable Agrarian Mission on use of Agri-Residue in Thermal Power Plants) link! This initiative, under the National Mission on Use of Biomass in Thermal Power Plants, aims to convert biomass into power in an eco-friendly and cost-effective manner while mitigating air quality deterioration. Let’s delve into the details: Feel free to explore the SAMARTH website for more […]
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