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Cogeneration Plant
Product feasibility report: Cogeneration Plant

I. INTRODUCTION

Product to be manufactured:

Cogeneration Plant For Sugar Mills:
Biomass is the most promising alternative fuel. Agro-waste and agro industrial products have today been recognized as ‘modern’ bio-mass material which can be converted directly into useful forms of energy. Bio-mass has the crucial advantage of being environment friendly. Bagasse is a captive bio-mass. In India, there are 478 sugar mills of varying crushing capacity ranging from a critical period because of over-production, low sugar price, low international market, etc., can enhance revenue by co-generation.

A Co-generation plant helps utilize the by-products bagasse and molasses to obtain ethanol and bio manure as well as help in the generation of electricity by converting the molasses into biofuel.

Uses & Application:
A cogeneration plant can be used to reduce the dependency of a sugar mill over Government Electricity supply to ensure a smooth and break-free functioning of their mills. It also helps in the cost-effectiveness of their setup as the cost incurred for electricity is reduced. Not only this, it helps with the disposal of their by-product and helps in reducing the carbon footprint.

It can be installed in any existing sugar mill. Depending on the amount of by-product generated per day, appropriate specified plants can be manufactured and installed into them

Consumers:

Our target consumers are those mills where molasses or bagasse is obtained as by-products. Hence, sugar cane, beet, etc. processing industries are prime candidates for such a cogeneration plant.

II. PERSONAL INFORMATION ABOUT PROMOTERS

III. Organizational Structure:

Organizational Analysis:

We have carried out the organizational analysis in the form of SWOT analysis.

Strengths:
India being a developing is facing the brunt of energy crisis more

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