How Biogas in Kerala is Powering a Green Revolution in Rural Communities
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Kerala, known for its lush greenery and progressive environmental policies, is leading the way in sustainable energy. One of the most promising developments is the increasing use of biogas in Kerala , especially in rural areas. This shift not only promotes clean energy but also supports rural livelihoods and reduces dependence on traditional fuels. What is Biogas? Biogas is a renewable energy source produced from the anaerobic digestion of organic waste like cow dung, kitchen scraps, and agricultural residues. The result is a clean-burning gas (mainly methane) used for cooking and electricity, and a nutrient-rich slurry that works as an excellent organic fertilizer. Why Rural Kerala is Turning to Biogas Abundance of Organic Waste Kerala’s agrarian communities generate substantial amounts of biodegradable waste. Biogas offers an effective way to turn this waste into energy. Rising Fuel Costs LPG and firewood prices have steadily increased. Biogas provides a low-cost, sustai...