India, Oct. 16 -- Every day, India's cities generate large amounts of waste, most of which ends up in overflowing dumpsites. But the country spends a fortune on imported petrol to run its cars and kitchens. This is exactly where these two problems converge in the form of compressed biogas, purified and compressed methane from organic waste. It's a drop-in replacement for CNG and a way for cities to convert a nuisance into fuel.

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