Our R&D — much of it in collaboration with IIT Hyderabad and other institutions — has produced a suite of high-performance reactors and treatment systems.
A modified, continuously-stirred-tank-reactor design delivering higher output of methane-rich biogas.
High-rate anaerobic system for efficient biogas production, ideal for distillery condensate and high-strength effluent.
Enhances biological treatment and nutrient removal, bridging anaerobic and aerobic stages.
Advanced biological wastewater treatment for consistent, compliant effluent quality.
Removes colour and fine contaminants, returning colourless water suitable for reuse.
Monitors the anaerobic digester 24×7 using AI & ML to ensure optimum biogas and Bio-CNG production.
A renewable, eco-friendly system that reduces pollution, strips out colour and contaminants, and enables cleaner discharge — recovering new water from industrial effluent.
Industrial wastewater carries dark-coloured effluents and high loads of suspended and dissolved pollutants. The challenge is especially acute in high-rainfall regions such as Malaysia and Indonesia, where conventional systems struggle. Our electrolysis-based process — developed in collaboration with IIT Hyderabad and combined with anaerobic digestion — offers a more effective and sustainable alternative.
Validated across a range of wastewater samples and operating conditions — with treated water quality compared against required standards — the electrolysis process, combined with anaerobic digestion and methane capture, cuts pollution while supporting renewable-energy generation.
A renewable natural gas that closely resembles traditional natural gas — a direct substitute for natural gas and LPG across applications.
India aims to convert 15 million tonnes of biomass into BioCNG by 2030 and establish 5,000 BioCNG plants — cutting CNG import bills by 40%.
Priority lending from the RBI, MNRE subsidies, approved FOM fertiliser use and Market Development Assistance support BioCNG projects.
IICT's patented waste-to-biogas technology, brought to scale by Kaashyap.
The Future of Bioenergy: IICT's Patented Waste-to-Biogas Technology.
Our technologies are co-developed and authorised with India's leading institutions — with patents and authorisation letters on record.
We tailor the right combination for your effluent and energy goals.