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Ese Energy Private Limited is set to introduce a transformative project by establishing a Grain Based Distillery Unit in Daindih, Kaimur, Bihar. With an estimated investment of Rs. 96.745 Crores, the project aims to enhance the production of grain-based alcohol with a substantial capacity of 60 KLPD, addressing the escalating demand for alcohol in India. Additionally, a 2.0 MW Captive Power Plant is slated to be constructed, catering to the energy requirements of the distillery and potentially contributing surplus power to the grid.
The project's impact extends beyond production and energy to socio-economic dimensions. It is expected to create employment opportunities for the local community during both the construction and operational phases, fostering economic development in Daindih and the broader Kaimur district. Specifics regarding the types of grains to be processed and the products manufactured (e.g., ethanol, industrial alcohol) are yet to be disclosed.
A critical aspect for consideration is the project's timeline, which is currently unavailable. Further, potential assessments, including Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Social Impact Assessment (SIA), might be conducted to gauge the project's environmental and societal implications, ensuring responsible and sustainable implementation.
Anticipated benefits encompass increased alcohol production, potentially reducing India's dependence on imports, and captive power generation, enhancing energy security in the region. The project is poised to contribute significantly to the local economy through job creation and infrastructural development, aligning with broader national objectives. Stay informed by reaching out to Ese Energy Private Limited through official channels, monitoring local news reports, and checking relevant government websites for updates on this impactful endeavor.
As on January, 2024. Project building has begun. The project is 30% done. The project will finish in December 2024.
News by Rahul Yelligetti
