GreenGas will perform a free assessment of your waste streams to determine how much methane, a highly potent greenhouse gas, is released from your operation. GreenGas’ goal is to harvest as much methane from your waste streams as possible. This prevents methane from emitting to the atmosphere, potentially reducing your GHG reporting requirements.
GreenGas will offer sources with sufficiently high methane potential a joint development agreement. This agreement commits GreenGas to install and fund the necessary equipment to capture methane from your waste streams, convert it to renewable natural gas, and will define a payment stream to the gas source for the term of the agreement which can range from 10-20 years. The gas source is not required to incur any costs under this agreement and will be compensated for providing the feedstock to produce RNG. We strongly believe in creating new and diverse income streams to the farming communities we work in addition to improving environmental impacts.
GreenGas will install methane capture systems. These typically consist of covered lagoons or tank-based systems. These processes facilitate the naturally occurring biodegradation of organic waste – also called anaerobic digestion. Methanogens convert organics into CH4, which along with other gases such as CO2 comprise biogas.