By partnering with local vendors, paddy straw is being transformed into bio-pellets for biomass co-firing and contributing to a cleaner energy mix.
By embracing this technology, thermal power plants can play a crucial role in transforming a persistent environmental challenge into an opportunity for sustainable development, paving the way for a healthier environment and a more resilient agricultural sector.
With limited economically viable alternatives and the high cost of stubble management machinery, farmers resort to burning agricultural residue, particularly paddy straw, as a quick and cost-effective means of clearing fields for the next wheat crop cycle.
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