We specialize in the production of Compressed Bio Gas (CBG) from organic waste sources such as Napier grass, agricultural waste, cow dung, press mud, and municipal waste. Our goal is to provide clean, renewable fuel alternatives for industrial and transportation use.

Yes. Chemically, CBG is equivalent to CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) — both are composed primarily of methane. However, while CNG is fossil-based, CBG is a renewable and sustainable biofuel produced from organic waste.

We use high-yield organic materials for CBG production, including Napier Grass, cow dung, poultry litter, press mud from sugar mills, agricultural residues like maize straw, and organic fractions of municipal solid waste (MSW).

We use an advanced two-stage purification process (biochemical + amine-based scrubbing) to meet IS 16087 standards. This ensures: Methane content > 96% Carbon dioxide < 4% Hydrogen Sulfide < 5 ppm

Our CBG is purchased by fuel retailers, industrial clients, fleet operators, and City Gas Distribution (CGD) networks under SATAT agreements.

Yes, we convert by-products from our biogas process into Bio PROM and organic liquid fertilizer (LOF) using our patented technology. These products support sustainable farming practices.

KNGS focuses on high-efficiency production using advanced High-Load Reactor (HLR) technology for low-moisture feedstock handling. We also support India's clean energy mission with a robust CBG supply chain.

Yes, we participate in national clean energy initiatives like the SATAT Scheme by MoPNG, the MNRE Waste to Energy Program, and the GOBARDhan Scheme by the Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation.