renewable natural gas production

Armstrong Regenerative Ag (ARA) is a farm family business located in Western Nebraska that grows non-food primary feedstock such as forage sorghum, corn, wheat and milo to create secondary and cover crop feedstock. Using pyrolysis technology, ARA turns purpose grown cover crop and secondary feedstock into green energy and soil amendments, producing biochar, bio-oil and green electricity. The company is projected to open for business to the public in Fall of 2026.

biochar productionbio-oil productioncarbon capture and storagepyrolysisthermal heat conversion to electricity

BTS Bioenergy, formerly Bioenergy Devco, develops, owns and operates anaerobic digestion facilities that recycle commercial organic residuals into renewable natural gas (RNG) and nutrient-rich soil amendments. Its Maryland Bioenergy Center in Jessup, Maryland, provides a recycling outlet for approved bulk food waste and liquid organics from commercial generators and haulers.

anaerobic digestionorganics recyclingsoil amendment production

BioTown Ag is a vertically integrated renewable natural gas operation and organic-waste recycling company in Reynolds, Indiana. It provides a single destination for food and organic byproducts, with scheduled pickup, one weight ticket per load, and yearly diversion reporting. The company owns its trucks and destinations and serves Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and Kentucky.

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Cowboy Clean Fuels is a Wyoming-based climate-tech company that produces permanent carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and carbon-neutral renewable natural gas (RNG) from operations in the Powder River Basin. Founded in 2020 to commercialize technology developed at the University of Wyoming, it operates a patented biomass carbon removal and storage (BiCRS) pathway, injecting agricultural processing residues into depleted coalbed methane reservoirs where microorganisms generate renewable natural gas while CO2 is permanently absorbed onto coal surfaces.

biomass carbon removal and storage (BiCRS)carbon dioxide removal and sequestrationrepurposing existing coalbed methane wells and infrastructure