Punjab Approves Six Biogas Plants and Waste-to-Energy Project for Clean Energy Initiative
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has approved the establishment of six biogas plants in Lahore and Faisalabad as part of a clean energy initiative, aimed at providing affordable gas and bio-fertilizer. The initiative also includes a waste-to-energy project in Lahore to generate low-cost electricity for public transportation, alongside a feasibility study for a multiple-fuel biorefinery. Additionally, the Model Village program will incorporate pilot biogas projects to enhance rural infrastructure and address local water and sanitation issues.
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Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has approved the establishment of six biogas plants in Lahore and Faisalabad as part of a clean energy initiative. Four plants will be in Lahore and two in Faisalabad, aimed at providing affordable gas for households and producing bio-fertilizer for agriculture.
A feasibility study for a multiple-fuel biorefinery was also approved. Additionally, a waste-to-energy project in Lahore will generate low-cost electricity for electric buses and the metro system, with a directive for swift completion.
The chief minister included three pilot biogas projects in the Model Village program, which seeks to integrate clean energy with rural development. The ongoing Model Village initiative aims to enhance infrastructure in 224 villages, focusing on water supply, sanitation, and roads. The CM emphasized project timelines and public convenience, addressing complaints about road disruptions and water quality issues.
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