The industrial biogas infrastructure will be strategically developed across prime dairy processing and milk collection belts, with initial projects planned throughout Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Maharashtra. Paras Dairy already maintains substantial manufacturing operations in Sahibabad, Guloathi, and Sandila in Uttar Pradesh, Malanpur in Madhya Pradesh, and Newasa in Maharashtra. Locating the waste-to-energy assets in close proximity to established milk procurement zones ensures direct logistical access to steady, high-volume biological feedstocks.

Operational responsibilities within the joint venture follow a clear structural division leveraging each partner’s core competencies. KIS Group, an experienced biogas and bio-LNG engineering solutions provider, assumes full technical management, covering engineering, procurement, plant construction, and day-to-day facility operations. In return, Paras Dairy oversees site procurement, regulatory permitting, and the long-term aggregation of dairy manure and agricultural biomass through its extensive village-level farmer networks.

Monetizing animal waste within organized procurement sheds establishes crucial supplementary revenue streams for participating dairy producers. Leveraging rural milk producer associations for feedstock aggregation integrates smallholders directly into the compressed biogas value chain, creating diversified household income beyond fluid milk payments. Simultaneously, commercial byproducts generated during anaerobic digestion—principally high-nutrient fermented organic bio-fertilizer—provide rural producers with cost-effective alternatives to synthetic chemical inputs, improving soil organic carbon profiles.