Fuelflip Energy

Tucked away in Karnataka's Belagavi district, Kattanbhavi is a village that quietly solved what policymakers are still trying to figure out. Over 200 of its 250 households run on gobar gas - biogas generated right in their backyards from cattle dung and organic waste. No LPG cylinders. No refill bookings. No shortages.

The village's agriculture and dairy-based economy made it a natural fit for biogas, and residents have stuck with it for generations. Many families have been using the same system consistently for over four decades.

Pune’s industrial facilities didn’t choose to be diesel-dependent; they built their power infrastructure around what was available, reliable, and understood. That logic made sense for a long time. At current diesel prices, it’s worth revisiting.

Fuelflip Energy’s Dual Fuel retrofits don’t ask a facility to abandon what’s working. They modify the fuel input on existing gensets to run on a blend of diesel and natural gas, cutting hourly consumption without affecting output or uptime.

The operational model stays intact. The cost structure improves.