AR20-21 Notes
Praj Industries
India’s Leader in Bio-Fuel Technology
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~Ethanol Demand to rise from Govt push for 20% ethanol blending by 2025
~Launched BioPrism tech portfolio for producing bio-based Renewable Materials
~Identified growth areas like Bioplastics, Lignin products, specialty
chemicals, & others
~Praj continues to dominate the bioenergy sector in India
~Engg Business saw good unique opportunities
~Delivered Solutions as part of critical vaccine supply chain
~Reduced water requirement
~Enhanced plant capacity
~Increased ethanol yield
~Reduction in emissions
~Pharma Grade Ethanol
~Production of Compressed Biogas from agri-residues and pressmud
~Gained 5 Indian & 6 Foreign Patents in FY21
~Bagged awards for innovation and waste management
1st Gen Ethanol Domestic:
~Govt push to create opportunity for new 10 bn liters PA capacity
~Good traction for B-heavy molasses and sugar syrup based ethanol plants
1st Gen Ethanol International
~Traction for Pharma grade Ethanol
~Demand up for biofuels
2nd Gen Ethanol
~Has 3 orders for advanced biofuel refineries in India
~Expect demand from North Europe
Compressed BioGas
~Expecting setup of 5000 CBG plants in next 5 years
Others
~Developed process for making Isobutanol
~Scaling up SAF in India
~CPES got orders from a US-based Industrial Gases Company
~Slowdown in domestic Brewery Segment
~Got repeat orders for Zero Liquid Discharge Solutions
~HiPurity to see demand rise from pharma & personal care segments
~Joined with Institute Of Chemical Technology, Mumbai (ICT) for process development and reactor design research
~Produced breakthrough in making “Bio-bitumen” based on Lignin
~Filed for over 300 patents to date
~Ethanol demand to rise for blending
~CBG opportunity to rise
~Bioenergy to become mainstream due to focus on sustainability
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