Made at the back. Sold at the front.
Production and dispensing on one site: the plant digests waste and biomass at the back, the retail CNG pump sells the gas at the front, and one ledger runs between them. No trucking the fuel to find its buyer.
One site
PLANT + RETAIL PUMP
Zero haul
GAS SOLD WHERE MADE
Cascade
STORAGE & DISPENSING
One ledger
PRODUCTION TO NOZZLE
The film
One site, two faces
The anatomy.
| Production plant | CSTR digestion on waste and biomass at the back of the site. |
|---|---|
| Purification | Water scrubbing to SATAT purity with two-stage H₂S removal. |
| Cascade storage | Compressed gas buffered on site to match forecourt demand through the day. |
| Retail forecourt | CNG dispensing at the front: vehicles, three-wheelers, local fleets. |
| Fertiliser counter | Solid and liquid organic fertiliser sold from the same gate, back into the catchment. |
| Metering & ledger | One metered chain from digester to nozzle; production and sales reconcile daily. |
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The sequence
Licence to forecourt.
01
Site & licence
Corridor siting, retail licensing and statutory approvals.
02
Build
Plant, purification, cascade and forecourt in one scope.
03
Commission
Ramp to rated output; forecourt opens on stable supply.
04
Retail operations
O&M holds output; the pump sells what the plant makes.
Own land on a traffic corridor?
That plus a feedstock catchment is the whole recipe. Let's check both.