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Headline Energy Sources of Power: Biogas Plants in India

Caption Description Cow dung cakes being prepared to be used in biogas plants in the village of Ugala. Gobar or biogas plant comprises a digester of adequate size to ferment in an efficient manner cow dung, urine, night soil and any other finely chopped leftover fodder. These plants are available in sizes ranging from 60 cubic feet capacity to 5,000, but the popular sizes are 60 and 100. With help from UN Development Programme, the government is aiming to establish about 100,000 biogas plants in its Fifty Five-Year Plan.

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NICA ID 72341

Production Date 01/01/1978 11:11:58 AM

Country India

Credit UN Photo/Ray Witlin

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