Spark Green Energy Joins the Agrasen Group
Agrasen Sponge Industries has acquired the company and its Newasa biomass power plant through the NCLT process.
SPARK GREEN ENERGY (AHMEDNAGAR) PVT. LTD. owns and operates a 12.5 MW biomass-based power plant at Plot No. B-4, M.I.D.C. Newasa Industrial Area, in Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra.
The plant generates electricity by burning agricultural residue, mainly sugarcane bagasse and press mud, in a high-pressure boiler that drives a steam turbine. Fuel that would otherwise be dumped or burnt in open fields becomes renewable power for the grid.
Newasa sits in the heart of one of India's densest sugarcane regions. That location gives the plant access to mills, farmers and aggregators for a reliable, local fuel supply, and puts money back into the rural economy around it.
The company was acquired by Agrasen Sponge Industries through an NCLT process and is now being revived with fresh investment, technical audits and new fuel partnerships.
Tap any stage to see what happens inside the Newasa plant, from fuel yard to grid.
Two connected activities, both built around the same local resource: biomass from Ahmednagar's farms and sugar mills.
A 12.5 MW biomass power plant with an Isgec boiler and Triveni steam turbine, generating renewable electricity for the grid and industrial buyers.
Year-round procurement of bagasse, press mud and crop residue from sugar mills, farmers and aggregators across Ahmednagar and neighbouring districts.
See what your biomass can become, and how much fuel the plant needs to run.
For farmers, mills and aggregators
12.5 MW plant, using the fuel type selected on the left
Indicative estimates only. Assumes typical specific fuel consumption for each fuel, 0.71 t CO₂/MWh grid emission factor, 100 kWh per household per month and about 12 tonnes per truckload. Actual values depend on moisture, calorific value and plant operation.
Biomass power closes a loop that starts and ends in the fields around Newasa. Tap each step.
The carbon released when biomass burns was absorbed by the cane as it grew, so the fuel cycle adds far less new carbon than coal.
Buying crop residue gives farmers an alternative to open-field burning, a seasonal source of smoke in the region.
Fuel purchases, transport and plant jobs keep value inside Newasa taluka and the wider Ahmednagar district.
We are building long-term relationships with fuel suppliers and equipment partners as the plant returns to operation.
Sugar mills, farmers, FPOs and aggregators can register to supply fuel to the Newasa plant.
We invite quotations from qualified vendors for plant revival and operations.
Drier fuel burns better and is valued higher. Share your typical moisture content when you register and our fuel team will confirm acceptance and pricing.
Both options are possible. We can arrange transport for larger quantities, or you can deliver to the plant at M.I.D.C. Newasa.
Payment terms are agreed at registration, based on quantity, quality and delivery schedule.
Email your company profile and quotation to info@sparkgreenahmednagar.com with the equipment or service in the subject line.
Agrasen Sponge Industries has acquired the company and its Newasa biomass power plant through the NCLT process.
Technical audits of the boiler, turbine and auxiliaries are under way to bring the 12.5 MW plant back into generation.
Sugar mills, farmers and aggregators in Ahmednagar district are invited to register for bagasse and press mud supply.