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 Kesopur Sewage Treatment Plant complex in West Delhi to create compressed gas for transit fuel, according to a report in The Weekend Leader, a publication based in southern India.
Delhi already has some 450,000 CNG-fueled vehicles, including 16,000 buses. Meanwhile, Sweden is a leader in biogas technology: the publication says more than 40 percent of
