BiomassHub started with a simple observation: millions of tonnes of agro-waste burn in Maharashtra's fields every year while industrial boilers run on expensive coal 200 kilometres away. We are fixing that.
We are a Maharashtra-based agro-waste utilisation venture founded by an entrepreneur who grew up watching cotton stalk burn in Vidarbha fields every November. The smoke lasted weeks. The reason was simple: there was no organised buyer for it.
At the same time, cement plants, textile mills, and brick kilns many of them less than 200 kilometres away were burning coal imported from Jharkhand and Odisha. A perfect fuel was being destroyed while factories burned an inferior, expensive alternative.
BiomassHub was built to close this gap — not just by manufacturing briquettes, but by creating the verified supply chain, quality infrastructure, and compliance data that industrial buyers need to switch from coal to biomass with confidence.
We started by collecting cotton stalk, tur husk, soybean husk, wheat straw, paddy straw, maize, sunflower, bagasse, and other agro-residues directly from registered farmers in Amravati and Yavatmal. We invested in shredding, drying, and quality testing infrastructure. We built the aggregator network for consistent supply. And we built digital systems to generate the BRSR and ISCC compliance data that corporate buyers increasingly require.
We are not just a briquette manufacturer. We are building India's most trusted biomass supply network — starting where the waste is, scaling wherever the demand is.
One of India's most cotton-intensive farming regions, generating millions of tonnes of agro-waste annually with no commercial outlet. Until BiomassHub.
BiomassHub is a young and growing venture. Our founding team combines deep agricultural roots in Vidarbha with knowledge of industrial biomass markets, BRSR compliance, and supply chain operations.
We believe in doing before announcing. The collections are real. The farmers are registered. The quality certificates are issued. The supply chain is operational. We are building in Amravati and Yavatmal, one batch at a time.