Spark Green Energy Joins the Agrasen Group
Agrasen Sponge Industries has acquired the company and its Nevasa biomass power plant through the NCLT process.
We convert the residue of Maharashtra's sugarcane economy into dependable, grid-quality electricity.
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. Nevasa Industrial Area, in Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra.
The plant burns sugarcane bagasse, press mud and crop residue in a high-pressure boiler to raise steam and drive a turbine. Fuel that would otherwise be dumped or burnt in the open becomes renewable power for the grid.
Incorporated in 2002 and commissioned in 2014, the plant was acquired by the Agrasen group in 2023 through the National Company Law Tribunal. It is now being revived with fresh investment, technical audits and new fuel partnerships.
Backed by Agrasen Sponge Industries, an established industrial group with operations in Odisha and Maharashtra.
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Agrasen Sponge Industries has acquired the company and its Nevasa 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.
Contractors and equipment suppliers can now register for upcoming works at the Nevasa plant.
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