BENEFITS.

Environmental Wins

• Captures methane — cutting greenhouse gases by up to 235 million metric tons per year by 2040, with potential to go carbon-negative.

• Replaces fossil fuels — displacing 4–7% of current consumption and reducing total carbon output.

• Turns waste into natural fertilizer — improving soil health and cutting chemical use.

• Manages organic waste — reducing odors, pollution, and landfill burden while addressing one-third of U.S. methane emissions.

Economic Boost

• Converts waste into energy at $7–45 per MMBtu (varies by feedstock).

• Supported 38,500 jobs and added $4.8 billion to GDP in 2022.

• Enhances soil and crop yields with high-quality, affordable fertilizer.

• Achieves emissions reductions at $55–300 per ton — no major infrastructure changes needed.

Energy You Can Use

• Electricity & heat: Powers facilities, buildings, or feeds the grid via combined heat and power (CHP).

• Vehicle fuel: Upgraded biomethane runs fleets, delivery trucks, or public transit — reducing fossil fuel use.

Waste & Resource Solutions

• Processes food scraps, sludge, residuals, and more — minimizing odors, pathogens, and runoff.

• Produces nutrient-rich digestate — a natural fertilizer for landscapes, agriculture, or carbon-sequestering soils.

Why It Works Anywhere

• Strengthens energy security with renewable, local fuel.

• Integrates seamlessly with existing natural gas infrastructure — already producing 111 million MMBtus in 2022.

• Flexible for any scale or sector: cities, factories, campuses, food plants, wastewater facilities, and beyond.