Va Tech Wabag (WABAG) and PEAK Sustainability Ventures (PEAK) have announced their first Bio-CNG plant in Dundaheda, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India. This initiative is part of a broader waste-to-energy strategy aimed at establishing 100 Bio-CNG plants across India and beyond. The facility will be built at a 70 MLD Sewage Treatment Plant under a Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model through a Public Private Partnership. The project will capture raw biogas from sewage, converting it into high-quality renewable Bio-CNG fuel, which will replace traditional fossil fuels in various applications. This approach not only addresses waste management but also significantly mitigates methane emissions, which have a 28 times higher Global Warming Potential than carbon dioxide. Over its lifetime, the project is expected to reduce carbon emissions by approximately 250,000 metric tons. Commercial operations are anticipated to start within a year, marking a crucial step toward enhancing local renewable energy sources and alleviating global LNG/CNG supply chain pressures.