Organic Recycling Systems has secured two BPCL contracts worth a reported ₹167.30 crore through its wholly owned subsidiary, Solapur Bioenergy Systems. The projects cover compressed biogas plants in Mysuru and Raipur, followed by five years of operations and maintenance.
- The two EPCOM awards are worth ₹167.30 crore including GST.
- The planned plants total about 9.8 tonnes per day of compressed-biogas capacity.
- Mechanical completion is due in 12 months and full commissioning in 15 months.
- The orders take the company into Karnataka and Chhattisgarh.
Organic Recycling Systems order facts
| Customer | Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited |
|---|---|
| Delivery company | Solapur Bioenergy Systems, an ORSL subsidiary |
| Mysuru project | ₹85.56 crore; about 5 TPD |
| Raipur project | ₹81.73 crore; about 4.8 TPD |
| Reported aggregate | ₹167.30 crore including GST |
| Operating term | Five years after commissioning |
What BPCL has ordered
Organic Recycling Systems is a Mumbai-based waste-management and clean-technology company. Its subsidiary will engineer, procure, construct, commission, operate and maintain plants that convert organic municipal solid waste into compressed biogas, or CBG.
The Mysuru award is reported at ₹85.56 crore for roughly 5 TPD of capacity. The Raipur award is reported at ₹81.73 crore for about 4.8 TPD. Those rounded project figures total ₹167.29 crore, while the company-level aggregate is reported as ₹167.30 crore including GST.
Why the five-year operations term matters
This is more than an equipment-supply order. EPCOM keeps the contractor responsible through engineering and construction and then into day-to-day operations and maintenance, giving BPCL one delivery chain and giving Organic Recycling Systems a longer relationship after the plants open.
The primary filing separates two milestones that shorter reports sometimes combine. Mechanical completion is scheduled within 12 months of each letter of acceptance, while full commissioning is due within 15 months. The five-year O&M clock begins after commissioning.
The operating period does not remove execution risk. Municipal-waste projects still depend on reliable segregated feedstock, commissioning, uptime and fuel quality. The company’s press release says the subsidiary will also carry responsibility for plant performance, preventive and breakdown maintenance, safety compliance and manpower management.
How the projects fit India’s CBG build-out
The government’s National Circular Bioenergy Scheme is intended to expand domestic CBG production using agricultural residue, cattle dung, press mud and municipal organic waste. A Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas release said the scheme carries a ₹23,731 crore outlay and is tied to rising CBG obligations for city-gas distributors.
That policy does not guarantee the performance of individual plants. The useful test for these two awards will be whether Mysuru and Raipur secure consistent waste supply, reach nameplate output and sustain operations across the five-year term.
What to watch next
Investors and city stakeholders should watch the confirmed construction milestones, commissioning dates, feedstock arrangements and actual gas output. Capacity is described as “currently expected” in the company release, so 9.8 TPD is a planned aggregate rather than evidence of operating production.
The contracts broaden the company’s state footprint and deepen its work with a public-sector oil marketer. Separate reporting of plant output and service performance would make later execution easier to assess. They also follow other industrial-capacity stories tracked by Lapaas Voice, including the coal and rail supply response and AB InBev’s Neemrana brewery investment.
The filing does not disclose separate construction and operating-service revenue schedules. Readers should therefore avoid assuming that the full contract value will be recognised during the initial 15-month delivery period.
Frequently asked questions
How much are the BPCL CBG orders worth?
Organic Recycling Systems reports a combined value of ₹167.30 crore including GST across the Mysuru and Raipur projects.
How much CBG capacity will the two plants add?
The reported capacities are about 5 TPD in Mysuru and 4.8 TPD in Raipur, or approximately 9.8 TPD combined.
When will the plants be completed?
The primary filing sets mechanical completion within 12 months of each letter of acceptance and full commissioning within 15 months. The five-year O&M periods begin after commissioning.
Sources
- Organic Recycling Systems BSE filing, September 8, 2026.
- Capital Market, September 8, 2026.
- ScanX, September 8, 2026.
- Angelnews, September 8, 2026.
- Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, August 6, 2026.
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