In an effort to promote sustainable energy and reduce environmental pollution, CBG (Compressed Biogas) producers are now invited to apply for financial assistance under the Biomass Aggregation Machinery (BAM) scheme. This government-backed initiative aims to support farmers by providing machinery and resources that help prevent stubble burning, a major cause of air pollution in agricultural regions.The BAM scheme encourages the collection and aggregation of agricultural biomass residues, which can be converted into clean energy sources like compressed biogas. By adopting this approach, the initiative not only reduces harmful emissions but also creates additional income opportunities for farmers by enabling them to monetize agricultural waste.
Eligible CBG producers can apply for financial aid that will help them acquire necessary machinery and equipment to manage biomass efficiently. The scheme is expected to contribute significantly to sustainable farming practices, improve air quality, and promote renewable energy production in rural areas. Farmers and producers interested in applying are advised to check the official guidelines and submit their applications within the stipulated deadline to benefit from this scheme.
