Xygenix Tech Solution Private Limited

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Executive Summary: Village-Scale Circular Bio-Energy Network1. VisionTo establish a sustainable, technology-driven Compressed Bio-Gas (CBG) and Organic Fertilizer unit in rural Karnataka. This project transforms bovine waste and agricultural residues from 150 cattle-owning households into clean cooking energy and high-yield organic manure for a village of 600 houses, creating a decentralized circular economy.2. The Opportunity & Market GapIn a typical village of 600 households, energy security is tied to fluctuating LPG prices (averaging ₹800–1,100 per cylinder). A 3-member family uses one cylinder every 70 days. Concurrently, 150 households manage ~450 cattle, producing **5.6 tons of dung daily**, which is currently underutilized. By aggregating this waste with local coconut husk and areca nut residues, we can produce a consistent supply of purified methane.3. Technical FrameworkFeedstock Strategy: A mix of Cattle Dung (60%) and Agricultural Waste (40%).Efficiency Boosters: Physical: High-speed shredding of lignin-rich coconut/areca waste. Chemical/Biological:Use of Biochar and microbial inoculums to increase methane yield by 20–30%. Purification: CO2 and H2S scrubbing to reach 90%+ Methane purity, equivalent to commercial CBG.Output Target: Scaling toward a daily capacity of 135–150 $m^3$ of purified CBG initially, with a roadmap to 1,500 $m^3$ via regional feedstock aggregation.4. Business & Revenue ModelThe project operates on a Procure-Process-Distribute model:Procurement: Buying fresh dung at ₹1.00–1.50/kg from 150 dairy farmers. This provides them with a secondary income stream of ~₹1,200–1,500 per month per household.Revenue Stream A (Gas): Supplying piped biogas to the 600 village houses at a monthly subscription fee 20–30% lower than LPG costs.Revenue Stream B (Fertilizer): Selling the nutrient-rich digestate (slurry) back to farmers as high-quality organic manure (FOM), replacing expensive chemical fertilizers.Revenue Stream C (Carbon Credits): Potential for earning credits through methane abatement and carbon sequestration.5. Financial Viability Input Cost:~₹1.8–2.5 Lakhs/month for raw materials.Product Value: Every 1 kg of processed waste yields approximately ₹3.00 in total value (Gas + Fertilizer).Incentives: Leveraging the GOBARdhan Scheme (up to ₹50 Lakhs subsidy) and SATAT initiatives for infrastructure support and bankability.6. Socio-Economic ImpactEnergy Independence: 100% self-sufficiency for 600 families.Employment: Creating 5–8 local jobs for collection, plant operations, and distribution.Sustainability: Reducing the village’s carbon footprint and improving soil health through organic slurry application.7. AskWe are seeking mentorship and seed funding to finalize the Alpha Pod (shredding and digester) prototype and establish the distribution pipeline. This model is designed for rapid replication across the 6 lakh villages in India.Founder: Rakesh SRLocation:Karnataka, India Focus: CleanTech / Agri-Tech / Circular Economy

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