KLPD stands for kilolitres per day — a kilolitre being 1,000 litres. It's the standard way ethanol plant capacity is measured and compared across the industry, whether you're looking at a small distillery or a large integrated sugar-ethanol complex.
Putting 60 KLPD in context
A 60 KLPD plant produces up to 60,000 litres of ethanol per day at full capacity. That places a plant of this size in the small-to-mid range of India's distillery landscape — large enough to be a meaningful, reliable supplier into the fuel blending programme, while staying closely tied to regional feedstock supply rather than depending on long-distance sourcing.
Why capacity size matters to a buyer
- It sets realistic expectations for order volumes and lead times
- Smaller-scale plants are often more responsive and easier to work with directly
- Regional plants reduce transport distance between feedstock and production
Where we're headed
Our current focus is running the 60 KLPD plant reliably and consistently — the foundation any future capacity expansion would build on. As we grow, storage and refining capacity will scale together rather than one outpacing the other.
To discuss offtake volumes or supply timelines, contact our team directly.