Under a sealed cover, your lagoon's methane becomes gas we can sell — and your dairy gets a share of what it earns. You keep milking cows.
A digester adds one stage in the middle: we cover the lagoon and sell the gas it gives off, and the leftover material still goes back to the land.
Our crews handle construction, then run the digester year round. The flush, the barns, the milking schedule — none of it changes.
This system is suited for environments with colder temperatures and can process highly solid (11% and above) intake.
Covered lagoons are what we build most — the largest we've built holds 14 million gallons, on a Central Valley dairy. For flushed manure in a warm climate, it's usually the right tool.
This is the most versatile anaerobic digester of the three system designs, capable of handling feedstock with a wide range of solidity.
We keep timelines short, because revenue that starts sooner is worth more to the dairy — and to us.
We come from dairies ourselves. Every agreement starts and ends with the dairy getting its fair share.
We secure funding and manage the project from construction to ongoing O&M.
The permits and program paperwork — CARB, LCFS, CDFA — belong to us.
Our own crews run multiple digesters on Central Valley dairies — every day since 2017.
We do not require any commitments until we can guarantee to deliver the project.
The projects are on the public record — listed in the EPA's national digester database, with state-certified fuel pathways — and our gas moves under long-term agreements with major energy buyers. Ask us about any of it.
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