ORSL Wins BPCL Contract for Waste-Based CBG Plant in Chhattisgarh
Organic Recycling Systems, through its subsidiary Solapur Bioenergy Systems, has secured a fifth EPCOM contract from Bharat Petroleum Corporation, worth INR 50–100 crore, to develop an organic municipal solid waste-based compressed biogas plant in Bhilai, Chhattisgarh.
October 16, 2026. By Mrinmoy Dey
The contract encompasses the comprehensive development of the CBG facility, including project management, licensing, basic and detailed engineering, procurement, construction, fabrication, transportation, installation, testing, statutory approvals, commissioning and performance guarantee testing, the company stated.
Commenting on the development, Pankaj Tanwar, CEO – Bioenergy of ORSL, said, “This project represents an important opportunity to demonstrate our capabilities across the EPCOM value chain, from engineering and project execution to commissioning and long-term operations and maintenance. The integrated scope of the contract aligns with our focus on developing reliable and efficient waste-to-energy solutions.”
The proposed facility will process organic municipal solid waste to produce compressed biogas, supporting the conversion of urban waste into a useful energy resource. Such projects contribute to scientific waste management, resource recovery and the development of a circular economy, while supporting India's broader objectives of renewable energy adoption and reduced dependence on conventional fossil fuels, the company asserted.
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