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Can biogas be the transit fuel of the future?

Sweden collaborates with India’s capital to use digester methane to power buses
  • By Ted J. Rulseh
  • January 02, 2012

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Delhi, the capital of India, may soon have the country’s first bus fleet that runs on two green fuels: compressed natural gas (CNG) and digester methane. Working with the Swedish government, the Union Ministry of New and Renewable Energy plans to create a biogas plant inside the...

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