Manufacturer Of Sugar, Power & Distillery Products

Sugar is produced by the evaporation of the juice that is extracted from the crushed cane. This is widely used as a sweetener in food and beverages. Interestingly, in a country like India, sugar is also emerging as an index of upward mobility. For instance, as income rise in rural India , consumers migrate from the consumption of alternative sweeteners, towards sugar. The principal portion of sugar sold within India is loose and packaged.

A pioneer in bagasse-to-energy in India

Since bagasse has a high heat factor, it is also used in the generation of electricity, which substitutes the conventional thermal alternative and eliminates the emission of greenhouse gases. Presently, sugar mills generate their power requirements from bagasse-fired boilers.

An Integrated Cane Processing Plant

The Integrated cane Processing Plant (ICPP) concept, envisages simultaneous generation of electricity and ethanol either from molasses or directly from cane juice. It is also possible to recover and use water from sugar cane. Thus the ICPP would have adequate flexibility to tune up production according to market dynamics.

Strong relationship with the farmers gives an uninterrupted supply of raw material

  • ABOUT US

    G7Sugar Limited is a manufacturer of SUGAR, POWER & DISTILLERY products. An Integrated Cane Processing Plant (ICPP) located at Taluka Gangakhed District Parbhani in Marathwada Division of Maharashtra State (India). The Company's boasts of a cane crushing capacity of 6000 TCD with two roller mill technology which enables it to produce 30 MW of power as against an industry average of 24 MW generation. 30 MW cogeneration POWER PLANT with 110 ata Pressure boiler, by utilizing surplus bagasse from nearby sugar mills, biomass and agro waste to run the plant in its full capacity.

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PRODUCTS

SUGAR

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MOLASSES

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BAGASSE

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ALCOHOL- ANCILLARY GOODS
FOR INDUSTRIES

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POWER

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  • RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY

    Energy is a basic requirement for economic development, every sector of economy as agriculture, manufacturing, transport, commercial, and domestic uses needs inputs of energy.

    In India the Economic development plans implemented since independence have necessarily required increasing amounts of energy, as a result, consumption of energy in all forms has been steadily rising all over the country. This growing consumption of energy has also resulted in the country becoming increasingly dependent on fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas.

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