A typical dairy waste-to-energy project consists of a cluster of multiple farms totaling 10,000-plus dairy cows. The methane produced from dairy manure is captured through a process known as Farm Powered^® anaerobic digestion and is then transported either by truck or pipeline to a conditioning facility. Once the gas is processed and cleaned of any impurities, it is then delivered to a utility through the existing underground gas distribution network.

The methane produced from dairy manure is captured through Farm Powered anaerobic digestion and is then transported through low-pressure gathering lines to a central conditioning facility. The gas is processed and cleaned of any impurities and delivered to local consumers through the existing underground distribution network.

The Farm Powered process offers dairy farmers a manure management and greenhouse gas emissions solution by utilizing farm-based anaerobic digestion facilities that mitigate the methane emissions from dairy manure and process it into clean, renewable natural gas.