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UP Bio-Energy Policy 2022: Complete Guide

Capacity-Linked Capital SubsidyFeedstock Aggregation FacilitationConverges With SATAT / GOBARdhanLast reviewed: Aug 2026

What Is the Policy?

The Uttar Pradesh Bio-Energy Policy, 2022 covers Compressed Bio-Gas (CBG), bio-CNG, biomass pellets and briquettes, biodiesel, ethanol-adjacent projects, and waste-to-energy. It is administered by UPNEDA, with the Additional Sources of Energy Department.

Key Incentives

WhatDetails
Capital subsidyPer unit of installed capacity โ€” capacity-linked rather than purely investment-linked, a distinguishing feature
Land facilitationOn government land
Stamp & electricity dutyExemption
Transport/logisticsSupport
Feedstock supportFacilitation for parali (paddy straw) and agri-residue aggregation, and press mud/cattle dung linkages for CBG
Please verify: the policy's own FAQ source does not publish exact subsidy amounts per capacity unit โ€” confirm every rate, cap and threshold against the notified policy and latest Government Order before relying on it. See the complete UP Bio-Energy Policy FAQ for the fully sourced detail behind these incentives.

Eligibility

What Is the Critical Diligence Item?

Feedstock security and the offtake agreement โ€” not capital โ€” is what most bio-energy projects fail on. Confirm your feedstock supply chain and offtake contract before committing to capacity, not after.

How Does This Converge With Central Schemes?

With SATAT (offtake assurance from oil marketing companies for CBG), GOBARdhan, and MNRE waste-to-energy programmes.

Where Does This Make the Most Sense?

In urbanised districts, municipal solid waste-to-energy and industrial biomass are the realistic segments, since agricultural feedstock aggregation is harder to secure there.

How to Apply

  1. Secure your feedstock supply chain (agri-residue, press mud, cattle dung, or municipal waste, depending on project type) before finalising capacity
  2. Line up an offtake agreement โ€” for CBG, this typically means an oil marketing company under SATAT
  3. Approach UPNEDA / the Additional Sources of Energy Department as the nodal point

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do bio-energy projects fail even when they get the capital subsidy?

The critical diligence item is feedstock security and the offtake agreement, not the capital subsidy itself โ€” projects typically fail on feedstock, not on capital. Secure your supply chain and offtake first.

Is the subsidy based on my investment amount or my plant's capacity?

It's capacity-linked โ€” a subsidy per unit of installed capacity โ€” which is a distinguishing feature compared to purely investment-linked subsidies in most other UP sector policies.

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Official Source
Official portal: upneda.org.in Administered by: Additional Sources of Energy Dept. / UPNEDA Last reviewed: Aug 2026

This page summarizes publicly available scheme information. For the current official notification, application form and exact eligibility conditions, always confirm on the portal above before applying or filing a claim.