Domestic Biogas
1-10 m3/day
Compact systems for households and small properties using kitchen waste, toilet waste, or cattle dung to reduce LPG dependence.
- Cooking gas for daily use
- Low-odour organic slurry
- Small footprint installation
Engineered anaerobic digestion systems
Biogas plants that turn waste into working energy.
PROTICKS designs, supplies, installs, and maintains biogas plants for homes, farms, dairies, food processors, institutions, municipalities, and industrial sites across India.
Survey
Design
Installation
AMC
Organic waste conversion engineered for daily use.
- 1-10 m3/day
- Domestic plants
- 10-100 m3/day
- Farm and dairy
- 100-5000+ m3/day
- Commercial scale
Organic waste
Captured at source
Biogas
Used for heat, cooking or power
Bio-slurry
Returned as soil nutrition
About PROTICKS
End-to-end biogas delivery from survey to commissioning.
PROTICKS is focused on practical biogas systems. The team helps customers convert organic waste into useful gas while producing nutrient-rich slurry for farms and gardens.
Every project starts with feedstock, site, usage, and maintenance realities. That means the plant is sized for the waste you actually have and the energy you actually need.
Biogas plant solutions
Systems for every operating scale.
Farm and Dairy
10-100 m3/day
Plants for farmers, cattle owners, poultry units, and dairies that turn dung and agricultural residues into farm energy.
- Designed around daily feedstock
- Useful manure byproduct
- Subsidy guidance where applicable
Commercial and Industrial
100-5000+ m3/day
Engineered digesters for hotels, hostels, food processing units, municipalities, industrial estates, and institutions.
- CSTR, plug-flow, and high-rate options
- Power, heat, or gas use cases
- Performance monitoring and AMC
How projects move
Clear steps before civil work begins.
- Enquiry and goal mappingWe understand your waste source, location, gas need, land availability, and budget.
- Site and feedstock surveyThe team checks quantity, consistency, water, civil constraints, and operator readiness.
- Design and proposalYou receive the recommended plant type, capacity, components, timeline, and estimate.
- Installation and commissioningPROTICKS coordinates supply, civil interface, installation, testing, and training.
- Maintenance supportAMC options cover inspections, troubleshooting, repairs, and performance care.
Why choose PROTICKS
Built for working plants, not brochure numbers.
Field-ready response
Practical project support from feasibility checks through plant operation.
Right sizing
Capacity recommendations follow daily waste availability and expected use.
End-to-end scope
Survey, design, supply, installation, commissioning, and after-sales service.
Cleaner outputs
Biogas reduces organic waste load while bio-slurry supports soil health.
Common questions
Fast answers for planning.
How much organic waste do I need to set up a biogas plant?
For a domestic plant, 5-10 kg/day of kitchen waste or dung from 2-3 cattle can be enough. Larger projects are sized after a feedstock assessment.
Is there a government subsidy available?
Central and state incentives may apply depending on the project type and current scheme rules. PROTICKS helps customers with subsidy guidance where eligible.
How long does installation take?
Domestic plants usually take 7-15 days, farm-scale plants 3-6 weeks, and commercial plants 2-4 months depending on size and site conditions.
What waste can be used?
Cattle dung, kitchen waste, food waste, agricultural residues, poultry litter, sewage sludge, and compatible organic effluents can be used depending on plant design.
What happens after gas is produced?
The digested residue becomes bio-slurry, a nutrient-rich organic fertilizer that can be used on crops or processed further.
Do you offer maintenance after installation?
Yes. Annual Maintenance Contracts can include inspection, performance monitoring, repair support, and troubleshooting.
Get in touch
Start with your waste quantity, site, and energy goal.
Call, email, or message PROTICKS for a first consultation. Share the waste type, approximate quantity per day, location, and whether the gas is needed for cooking, heating, power, or waste treatment.