Middle East conflict: Waste collected from 5k homes fuels Bengaluru eatery amid LPG crunch
Bengaluru's Empire Restaurant in Koramangala is using biogas from household waste to power its kitchen. This initiative helps the eatery operate unaffected by the state's LPG cylinder shortage. The biogas plant, a joint project, converts waste into cooking fuel. This situation highlights the potential of biogas plants, which are now gaining attention. The restaurant plans to expand its biogas usage.
Bengaluru's Empire Restaurant in Koramangala is using biogas from household waste to power its kitchen. This initiative helps the eatery operate unaffected by the state's LPG cylinder shortage. The biogas plant, a joint project, converts waste into cooking fuel. This situation highlights the potential of biogas plants, which are now gaining attention. The restaurant plans to expand its biogas usage. What's Your Reaction?
