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As the world moves toward sustainable practices, industries are under pressure to reduce their carbon footprint and embrace cleaner energy alternatives. Coal, once the backbone of industrial energy, is increasingly seen as a liability, both environmentally and economically and operationally. With the changing times, biomass briquettes are emerging as a
India’s industrial sector consumes vast amounts of thermal energy, with heating applications essential in industries like textiles, food processing, cement, and pharmaceuticals. Traditionally, coal, diesel, and furnace oil have been the main sources of industrial heat—fuels that are not only costly but also harmful to the environment. With rising energy
India is moving fast toward becoming a global industrial power. To make that happen, energy must be affordable, clean, and reliable. For decades, industries have relied on coal, diesel, and furnace oil to meet heating and energy needs. These fuels are not only expensive, but they also cause heavy pollution.
