Organic Recycling Systems Ltd announces path breaking validation by SSS-NIBE of Proprietary catalyst 'MethanoBoost Catalyst'

Organic Recycling Systems Limited (ORS), a leading player in sustainable waste valorisation and Bio-energy sector, today announced a significant milestone in advancing Compressed Biogas (CBG) technology. The MethanoBoost Catalyst (MBC) developed by ORS has been validated by the Sardar Swarn Singh- National Institute of Bio-Energy (SSSNIBE) for its potential to enhance biomethane yield and process efficiency.

The MBC is a proprietary catalyst designed to enhance biomethane yield & digestate enrichment in anaerobic digestion systems. Its advanced formulation, enriched with dispersed nanoparticles, facilitates in-situ CO₂ methanation, thereby boosting overall methane production.

The breakthrough validation by SSS-NIBE marks a step forward in sustainable CBG production, where MBC, derived from biomass residues, acts as an accelerator to improve microbial activity and optimize bio-methane yield. Independent laboratory evaluations and subsequent pilot-scale trials by SSS-NIBE validated MBC's efficacy in enhancing biomethane generation. Mechanistically, MBC improves redox conductivity, enhances direct interspecies electron transfer (DIET), and stabilizes pH buffering-key factors that underpin efficient hydrolysis and methanogenesis. Overall, MBC increases methane yield by up to 30%, while simultaneously improving process stability and substrate-to-biogas conversion efficiency.

The MBC demonstrates a scalable, robust, and sustainable solution for intensifying bio methanation efficiency, especially in systems utilising lignocellulosic substrates like Napier Grass & Paddy Straw. Its dual impact-enhancing Biomethane yield and digestate enrichment- positions it as a transformative catalyst for integrated waste-to-Bioenergy and biofertilizer applications. The incremental methane yield directly improves profitability and supports more sustainable CBG plant operations.

Building on this validation, ORS is launching demonstration at select commercial CBG plants across India. These deployments will demonstrate real-world performance, scalability, and long-term impact of the MBC on CBG plants productivity.

Commenting on the development, Mr. Sarang Bhand, Managing Director of Organic Recycling Systems Limited, said: "We are proud to have received validation from SSS-NIBE, a premier institution in bioenergy research. The MBC is a pioneering step towards making CBG production more efficient, sustainable, and economically viable. With further demonstration studies underway, we are confident this innovation will create a benchmark in the bioenergy sector and accelerate India's transition to clean energy."

The demonstrations will be closely monitored in collaboration with CBG plant operators and technology partners. Once successfully demonstrated, ORS aims to integrate the catalyst across future projects and share the innovation with industry stakeholders to drive adoption at scale.

This initiative is aligned with the Government of India's National Bio-Energy Mission and the target of setting up 5,000 CBG plants under the SATAT (Sustainable Alternative Towards Affordable Transportation) scheme. By improving biomethane yields, the innovation will strengthen the commercial viability of CBG projects and contribute to India's energy security and climate commitments.

Shares of Organic Recycling Systems Limited was last trading in BSE at Rs. 270.00 as compared to the previous close of Rs. 271.50. The total number of shares traded during the day was 1200 in over 2 trades.

The stock hit an intraday high of Rs. 270.00 and intraday low of 265.05. The net turnover during the day was Rs. 321030.00.

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