Close view of stacked paddy-straw bales in the foreground beneath a wide, pale hazy sky over flat harvested fields

Energy. Agriculture. Carbon.

One rural circular economy.

Agricultural context, Haryana · Paddy straw

GreenArc BioEnergy is building distributed bioenergy infrastructure that converts agricultural resources into renewable gas.Creating new possibilities for rural income, circular agriculture and measurable climate action.

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IA measured ambition

From the first cluster to a national platform.

1,000 TPD

Target Bio-CNG capacity Ambition

~100

10-TPD-equivalent rural bioenergy hubs Ambition

Initial focus states Target

Targets, not current capacity. No GreenArc plant is operating yet.

Initial focus states · Geographic context, not operating assets

Haryana · Andhra Pradesh · Telangana → 1,000 TPD ambitionAmbition

Harvested paddy fields in Haryana stretching to a hazy horizon, with straw-bale stacks, eucalyptus trees, a distant village water tank and a tractor-trolley on a farm track — Agricultural context, India · Land and material

IILand & opportunity

Three systems. One opportunity.

Agriculture

India produces large agricultural biomass streams while some regions face challenges around residue use, water, crop economics and soil health.

Energy

India's transition needs scalable domestic lower-carbon energy, including renewable gas.

Rural Economy

Farmers and communities can participate in more value through residue markets, appropriate energy crops, nutrient circularity and climate programmes.

GreenArc connects these systems through distributed bioenergy infrastructure.

A rural Bio-CNG plant in north India: three domed digester tanks, gas upgrading columns with yellow pipework, a compressor skid and gas cylinder cascade, and a covered straw bale store beside harvested fields — A rural Bio-CNG plant: digesters, gas upgrading and residue storage

IIIThe platform

A local starting point. A shared path forward.

GreenArc intends to use its first plant as a working template for a repeatable development process. Nearby hubs could grow into clusters that share practical knowledge and resources. Lessons gathered across those clusters would build on each other, helping refine each subsequent project.

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IVOutcomes & possibilities

Energy is the starting point. Evidence follows each outcome.

GreenArc plans to account for energy production separately from its wider effects on farms, communities and the climate. Each outcome would need its own measurements and supporting evidence before we report a benefit.

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Beyond biogas

We are exploring additional pathways around the future plant and its agricultural network, with evidence required before any benefit can be claimed.

AWDEvaluating
BiocharEvaluating
Biogenic CO2Evaluating
Enhanced rock weatheringResearch

Core plant economics should be designed around energy and agricultural outputs. Carbon revenue is potential upside, not a substitute for viable project economics.

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Rural Telangana landscape with an irrigation tank, a granite-boulder hill, cotton and paddy fields, red-soil track and a bullock cart at sunset — Agricultural context, Telangana · Local landscapes

VAn invitation

India's energy transition can create value far beyond energy.

Cleaner air.
Stronger rural economies.
Healthier soils.
Domestic renewable gas.
New pathways for carbon reduction and removal.

We're building the infrastructure to connect them.

GreenArc BioEnergy — 1,000 TPD ambition · ~100 plants · One replicable rural climate platformAmbition

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