A biogas plant with a capacity of 160^3 is installed in RVS College of Engineering and Technology. Food and kitchen waste with human excrete are put into the plant covered with Polyurethane material. The tank is rectangular in size and the gas is collected inside the covered dome. The produced gas is used in two ways to reduce the fossil fuel.
The beneficiary is WCCRM, a Christian missionary head quartered in Nigeria. The objective of the project is to construct a scalable cat fish drying oven using hybrid energy sources viz. biogas, electricity and diesel. The oven has been innovatively designed for drying the cat fish and produce the dried fish as a ready to consume food product. Oil extracted during the process of drying which has high medicinal value is collected separately. The project duration is six months and upon successful completion of the pilot plant construction, the project will be scaled up to construct a cat fish drying unit of 1 Ton capacity.