Roeslein Alternative Energy (RAE)

An $80 million waste-to-energy biogas project in Northern Missouri that converts hog manure from 88 lagoons into renewable natural gas using anaerobic digestion technology. The project also incorporates cover crops as additional feedstock.

Process to remove impurities from raw biogas produced by anaerobic digestion, resulting in a product that is over 98% methane suitable for use as fuel or integration into natural gas grids.

A process where microorganisms break down biodegradable materials in the absence of oxygen. In the Muckbuster, this process is used to digest waste and produce methane.

Custom-made 1.5 MW combustion unit manufactured by ABUTEC that burns excess biogas with high destruction efficiency when PSA systems are offline or biogas production exceeds capacity.

Missouri

North Carolina

Northern Missouri

An $80 million waste-to-energy biogas project in Northern Missouri that converts hog manure from 88 lagoons into renewable natural gas using anaerobic digestion technology. The project also incorporates cover crops as additional feedstock.

A $120 million waste-to-energy initiative converting pig manure from nearly 2 million pigs into renewable energy through biogas capture, conditioning, and combustion technology.

Methane gas produced from wood waste gasification that meets natural gas pipeline specifications and can be used as a substitute for fossil fuel natural gas.

System used to remove impurities from biogas and create pipeline-quality natural gas for the Smithfield waste-to-energy project.

Custom-made combustion unit designed to burn excess biogas with over 98% destruction efficiency. A total of 88 units will be manufactured and installed, one for each manure lagoon at the Smithfield facility.