Fawad Chaudhry, the Federal Minister for Science and Technology, has floated the idea of small biogas plants as domestic dustbins for homes. He tweeted about his ministry’s latest initiative on Wednesday:
https://t.co/5UY5kwfqHj small biogas plants as domestic dustbins another idea of #MoST
— Ch Fawad Hussain (@fawadchaudhry) September 4, 2019
In an interview with a private channel, Chaudhry said his ministry is focusing on improving the lives of a common man.
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Talking about their latest initiative, he said that they will launch their project soon:
We have developed a geyser-sized biogas plant and it will act as an organic dustbin at homes. Instead of throwing waste at other places, you can put it in the biogas unit. It will produce enough gas for a normal household of 5-6 people.
Answering a question about its cost, Chaudhry said that it will be available at a ‘nominal cost’ of Rs 35,000.
The MoST has been quite active in introducing new initiatives in recent months. From electric rickshaws and bikes to bottled mineral water, the 5-year lunar calendar and autonomous vehicles, the Ministry of Science and Technology has been making efforts to uplift the lives of a common man.
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The new initiative of solar plant is good ,but the price mentioned is too high and unaffordable to common public .
Instead of doing this, subsidize solar panels for residential customers and have them feed the leftover power back to the grid in exchange for reduced bills. It’ll work wonders.
The PET bottle shown here is Rs. 2 – Rs. 4 cost per piece. So how to sale in one rupee per liter.