Question 1

Can Urja Setu support daily feedstock supply for a CBG plant?

Accepted Answer

Urja Setu can structure recurring supply planning using verified farmer networks, aggregation hubs, partner inventory and dispatch planning. Final commitments depend on location, season, feedstock type, contract size and verified logistics capacity.

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Question 2

Which feedstock is best for CBG production?

Accepted Answer

The best feedstock depends on methane potential, moisture, contamination, preprocessing needs, digestor design and local availability. Napier grass, paddy straw, maize stover, sugarcane trash and mixed biomass may be considered after plant-specific review.

Question 3

How is feedstock quality managed?

Accepted Answer

Quality can be managed through Saathi verification, hub inspection, moisture checks, contamination review, lot images, URJA Vision-assisted QC and lab testing where required. Specifications should be finalized before commercial supply.

Question 4

What moisture level is acceptable for CBG feedstock?

Accepted Answer

Moisture requirements vary by feedstock and plant process. High-moisture feedstocks may need faster delivery or silage planning, while dry residues need contamination and preprocessing checks. Final thresholds should be agreed with the plant team.

Question 5

How much buffer storage should a plant maintain?

Accepted Answer

Buffer storage depends on daily requirement, local seasonality, weather risk, route reliability and plant shutdown tolerance. A 7-15 day planning buffer is often discussed, but final storage strategy should be designed for the plant and location.

Question 6

Can we sign an annual feedstock supply contract?

Accepted Answer

Yes, annual supply can be discussed after validating feedstock availability, quality requirements, logistics, pricing model and buffer planning. Urja Setu can also structure monthly, seasonal and emergency procurement formats.

Question 7

How is CBG feedstock pricing calculated?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on feedstock type, moisture, contamination, preprocessing, quantity, distance, seasonality, storage requirements and contract duration. Final pricing is confirmed after quality and logistics review.

Question 8

What procurement radius is practical?

Accepted Answer

The procurement radius depends on daily tonnage, transport cost, biomass density, road access, hub network and storage capacity. Higher volume plants usually need multi-cluster planning instead of a single-source route.

Question 9

How do you control foreign material?

Accepted Answer

Foreign material is managed through field-level awareness, Saathi inspection, hub QC, lot images, camera-assisted review and buyer-agreed rejection or correction rules. Lab or third-party checks can be added when required.

Question 10

Can we request lab testing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lab testing can be arranged where required for parameters such as moisture, ash, volatile matter, organic content or buyer-specific feedstock metrics. Lab testing may be chargeable and timeline-dependent.

Question 11

Can a CBG plant use mixed biomass?

Accepted Answer

Mixed biomass may be possible if the plant recipe, storage, preprocessing and quality requirements are clearly defined. Urja Setu can help plan a portfolio mix, but the digestor suitability should be validated by the plant team.

Question 12

Does CBG feedstock procurement support carbon MRV?

Accepted Answer

Urja Setu can support documentation workflows for biomass sourcing, movement, quality and delivery records. Carbon outcomes depend on methodology, ownership, project boundary, verification and applicable standards.

Question 13

What payment terms are available?

Accepted Answer

Payment terms depend on buyer profile, contract structure, credit approval, delivery frequency and invoice model. Options can be discussed during commercial planning and may include advance, milestone or invoice-linked payment terms.

Question 14

How do we start with a proposal?

Accepted Answer

Share your plant capacity, location, preferred feedstock, monthly requirement, storage capacity and discussion timeline. The team can then prepare an indicative supply planning conversation and commercial next steps.

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