Sindh government proposes $30 million biogas project for clean energy

The Sindh government has proposed a $30 million biogas development project to create sustainable energy alternatives. Five centralised facilities will be established across Hyderabad, Sukkur, Mirpurkhas, Larkana, and Shaheed Benazirabad.
Processing livestock manure into agricultural inputs and clean energy is the primary objective of the scheme. Daily production targets include 120,000 cubic metres of biogas, 63,000 cubic metres of biomethane, and 45 tonnes of organic fertiliser.
The Sindh Environment, Climate Change and Coastal Development Department (ECC&CDD) will lead the initiative. District administrations, the Sindh Livestock Department, and the Sindh Energy Department are designated as implementation partners.
Approximately 250,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions are expected to be avoided every year. Cumulative reductions are projected to reach 5 million tonnes over a 20-year period.
The project currently remains at the proposal stage.

















































