FABON

At Fabon Engineering Private Limited, we proudly contribute to the Make in India initiative by manufacturing world-class biomass pellet machines and systems right here in India. As one of the most trusted biomass pellet machine manufacturers in India, we provide advanced, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly energy solutions designed for Indian industries, by Indian engineers.

Leading Indian Manufacturer of Biomass Pellet Solutions

Fabon is a top-tier name among:

            •          Indian biomass pellet plant suppliers

            •          Briquette machine manufacturers India

            •          Wood pellet machine companies India

            •          Cattle feed and biomass pellet machine suppliers India

            •          Hammer mill and pellet machine suppliers

            •          Mobile pellet plant manufacturers India

            •          Ring die and flat die pellet machine exporters

            •          Torrefied biomass pellet equipment India

Our cutting-edge manufacturing facilities in Maharashtra deliver high-efficiency pellet machinery as part of a complete turnkey biomass pellet plant India solution—all Made in India.

India’s Biomass Landscape – Competitors Driving Growth

India’s journey toward biomass adoption is strengthened by contributions from notable competitors:

🔹 1. ANDRITZ AG (Austria)

• One of the largest global suppliers of pelletizing technology.
• Offers industrial-scale biomass pellet mills.
• Website: andritz.com

🔹 2. CPM (California Pellet Mill) – USA

• Pioneer in industrial pelletizing equipment.
• Serves both feed and biomass sectors.
• Website: cpm.net

🔹 3. YULONG (Shandong Zhangqiu Yulong Machine Co.) – China

• One of Asia’s largest pellet machine manufacturers.
• Offers complete biomass pellet plant solutions.
• Website: yljx1688.com

🔹 4. GEMCO (Anyang GEMCO Energy Machinery) – China

• Leading in small to mid-size pellet machinery.
• Popular for mobile pellet lines and DIY units.
• Website: biofuelmachines.com

🔹 5. Ecostan India Pvt. Ltd. – Ludhiana, Punjab

• Known for biomass pellet machines, hammer mills, and complete pellet lines.
• Website: ecostan.com

🔹 6. Radhe Engineering Co. – Rajkot, Gujarat

• Pioneer in briquetting and biomass pelletization.
• Website: radheindcorp.com

🔹 7. Namdhari Agro Industries – Khanna, Punjab

• Offers biomass pellet machines, grinders, and complete plants.
• Website: namdhariagro.com

🔹 8. Servoday Group – Rajkot, Gujarat

• Offers turnkey biomass pellet plant solutions.
• Website: servoday.com

🔹 9. Keyul Enterprise (Eco Feed Agro) – Mumbai, Maharashtra

• Supplies agri-waste biomass pellet machines and briquetting equipment.
• Website: keyulenterprises.com

🔹 10. Satyajit Renewable Engineering Pvt. Ltd. – Rajkot, Gujarat

• Biomass pellet press, dryers, and complete pellet units.
• Website: satyajitmachinery.com

🔹 11. Gattuwala Energy Pvt. Ltd. – Akola, Maharashtra

• Specialized in biomass pellet plants for cotton stalk, rice husk, and more.
• Website: gattuwalaenergy.com

🔹 12. Pellet India (by Sakthi Veera) – Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

• Offers compact pellet machines and larger systems.
• Website: pelletindia.in

The Role of Exhibitions in Promoting Biomass in India

1. REI Expo (Renewable Energy India Expo) – Greater Noida, NCR
   • India’s largest clean energy expo, includes strong focus on bioenergy, biomass, biogas.
   • Website: renewableenergyindiaexpo.com
   • Organizer: Informa Markets India
2. World Bioenergy Congress & Expo – India Edition
   • Focused entirely on biofuels, biomass, biodiesel, ethanol, biogas, and waste-to-energy.
   • Website: biofuelsconference.com
3. Bio-Energy Pavilion @ India Energy Week (IEW) – Bengaluru
   • Organized by Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas; bioenergy plays a key part.
   • Website: indiaenergyweek.com
4. InterSolar India & ees India (includes Bioenergy Pavilion) – Gandhinagar or Bangalore
   • While solar-focused, they host a bioenergy & waste-to-energy segment.
   • Website: intersolar.in
5. Waste to Energy India Expo – Mumbai or Delhi
   • Strong biomass, biogas, RDF, and waste-derived fuel component.
   • Website: wastetoenergyindia.com
6. AgriTech India (Bioenergy Pavilion) – Bengaluru
   • Includes a biomass and renewable energy segment for agri-residue based fuel technologies.
   • Website: agritechindia.com
7. Energy Expo (by Futurex Group) – Ahmedabad or Delhi
   • Covers biofuel, briquetting, gasification, biomass machinery & more.
   • Website: energyexpo.in
8. Enlit India (formerly PowerGen India)
   • Broader power/energy platform, but often includes bioenergy-focused sessions and exhibitors.
   • Website: enlit.world/india
9. India International Bioenergy Expo – Delhi
   • Exclusive to bioenergy and biofuel companies, machinery, feedstock, and investors.
   • Website: Varies each year (typically under REI or other umbrella expos)
10. Krishi Darshan Expo (Biofuel Machinery Pavilion) – Hisar or Indore

• Large agricultural expo with biofuel pellet, briquette, biogas tech exhibitors.
• Website: krishidarshanexpo.com

Biofuel Magazines Shaping Industry Dialogue

1. Renewable Watch
   • Focus: Biofuels, biomass, solar, wind, policy, technology
   • Website: renewablewatch.in
2. BioEnergy Times
   • India’s dedicated publication for biomass, biofuels, biogas.
   • Website: bioenergytimes.com
3. Energy Next
   • A renewable energy magazine published by IESA (India Energy Storage Alliance).
   • Covers bioenergy, biogas, solar, and policy news.
   • Website: energynext.in
4. Smart Energy Magazine
   • Focus: Renewable energy and clean tech, includes biofuels.
   • Website: smartenergymagazine.com
5. Electrical & Power Info
   • Covers bioenergy under the wider scope of power and energy.
   • Website: electricalpowerinfo.com
6. Power Today
   • Covers biomass, waste-to-energy, renewables.
   • Website: powertoday.in
7. TerraGreen (TERI)
   • From TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute), covers environment, energy, and sustainability.
   • Website: terragreen.teriin.org
8. Energy Future (TERI Press)
   • TERI’s quarterly energy-focused magazine; includes bioenergy R&D and industry trends.
   • Website: bookstore.teri.res.in
9. EQ International (EQ Mag)
   • Widely read solar and renewable energy magazine; sometimes features biofuel content.
   • Website: eqmagpro.com
10. Renewable Mirror

• Covers updates from across the Indian renewable energy sector including biomass.
• Website: renewablemirror.com

11. Energy & Power

• Focused more broadly but includes biomass and waste-to-energy sectors.
• Website: energynpower.com

12. Eninrac Times

• Covers energy infrastructure, policy, and renewable sector trends.
• Website: eninrac.com

13. Energy World (ET)

• Part of Economic Times; provides renewable energy news including biofuels.
• Website: energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com

14. Biofuels International (Global with Indian contributors)

• Covers global biofuels market with India-specific stories often included.
• Website: biofuels-news.com

15. RE Updates

• Renewable Energy news portal that sometimes covers biomass & biofuels.
• Website: reupdates.com

16. The Energy and Climate Chronicle

• Indian publication covering energy transitions, including bioenergy.
• Website: Varies; sometimes on research/academic platforms.

17. SAWIE (Sustainability and Environmental)

• Not a magazine but an insightful content source on clean energy topics including biomass.
• Website: sawie.net

18. India Energy Forum (IEF)

• Organizes publications and newsletters focusing on energy policy, sometimes including biomass and biofuels.
• Website: indiaenergyforum.org

19. Industrial Product Review (IPR)

• Industrial magazine occasionally covers renewable and biomass machinery.
• Website: iprmagazine.com

20. EAI (Energy Alternatives India)

• Online portal with whitepapers, blogs, and market insights on bioenergy and biofuels.
• Website: eai.in

These publications keep the industry, including Fabon, aligned with global biomass energy capacity expansion and the biofuel investments worldwide.

Fabon – A “Make in India” Biomass Pioneer

Every machine, system, and solution we build is designed, engineered, and manufactured in India. At Fabon, we don’t just sell pellet machines—we fuel a cleaner future by enabling industries to switch to renewable energy made in India.

Explore our complete range of biomass solutions and partner with Fabon for a cleaner, self-reliant India.

Visit www.fabon.in – Proudly Made in India.

Government Support, Schemes & Programs for Biofuel and Biomass in India

🌿 1. National Bioenergy Programme (2022–2030)

By: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE)

This umbrella program supports all forms of bioenergy.

🔹 Sub-Schemes:

• Waste to Energy Programme
  For projects using urban, industrial, agricultural, and municipal waste.
• Biomass Programme
  For biomass pellets, briquette plants, biomass gasifiers, and boilers.
• Biogas Programme
  For small and medium-scale biogas and Bio-CNG plants.

🔧 Support Includes:

• Capital subsidies
• Soft loans
• R&D grants
• Pilot/demonstration project funding

👉 More info

⛽ 2. National Policy on Biofuels – 2018 (Amended 2022)

By: Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas (MoPNG)

Key Provisions:

• Promotes Ethanol Blending (EBP) & Biodiesel adoption
• Targets: 20% ethanol blending by 2025
• Classifies biofuels as:
  • First Generation (1G): Sugarcane, corn
  • Second Generation (2G): Agricultural residue, lignocellulosic biomass
  • Advanced Biofuels: Algae, industrial waste

🚜 Support For:

• Setting up ethanol plants, biodiesel units, and compressed biogas (CBG) projects
• Viability gap funding, tax incentives, and interest subvention

👉 Policy Link

💰 3. SATAT Scheme (Sustainable Alternative Towards Affordable Transportation)

Launched By: MoPNG, 2018

Objective:

• Promote production of Compressed Bio-Gas (CBG) from agri-waste, municipal waste, and dung
• Encourage entrepreneurs to set up biogas plants and supply to OMCs (IOCL, BPCL, HPCL)

🔧 Support Includes:

• Long-term offtake agreements with OMCs
• Assured market for CBG
• Linkage with waste generators

👉 More info

🔋 4. PM-PRANAM Scheme (2023)

By: Ministry of Agriculture

• Encourages states to reduce chemical fertilizer use
• Promotes bio-fertilizers and organic alternatives, indirectly boosting digestate use from biogas plants

🚜 5. Biomass Pelletization and Co-Firing Support by MoEFCC

Focus: Coal replacement with biomass pellets in thermal power plants

• MoEFCC & CPCB issued directives for coal-based plants to co-fire 5–10% biomass pellets
• Financial support for pellet mills near power plants
• NTPC and other PSUs invite pellet suppliers through tenders

🏦 6. NABARD Bioenergy Support

By: NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development)

• Refinance and subsidy schemes for:
  • Biogas plants
  • Biomass gasifiers
  • Bio-CNG and small-scale power generation
• FPOs, rural entrepreneurs, and cooperatives are eligible

👉 More info

📈 7. State-Level Subsidies and Incentives

Many Indian states offer extra support for biomass and biofuel ventures:

🧪 8. Bioenergy R&D and Incubation Support

• MNRE and DBT fund R&D in advanced biofuels, waste-to-energy, and biofuel catalysts
• Institutions like IITs, TERI, and NISE are funded to develop high-efficiency bioenergy tech
• Startup India and Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) also support bioenergy-focused startups

🌾 9. Crop Residue Management Scheme

• Promotes collection, baling, and processing of agri-waste for biomass fuel
• Farmers and FPOs receive machinery subsidies for straw collection
• Supports pelletization and briquette units linked to stubble management

🌱 10. G20 National Biofuel Summit (August 2023, New Delhi)

• Organized by: Government of India under G20 Presidency
• India launched the Global Biofuel Alliance with support from G20 countries
• Reinforces India’s leadership in promoting sustainable biofuels
• ✅ Highlights:
• 25+ countries joined the alliance
• Focus on international collaboration, biofuel trade, and technology sharing
• Strengthens India’s policy and investment framework for biofuels
• Promotes ethanol, biogas, SAF (sustainable aviation fuel)
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📌 Summary of Support