Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)
Located in South Dakota
- Capabilities
- Distributed Power, Renewable & Industrial
- Electric Infrastructure
- Underground Infrastructure
- Completion 2024
Project Overview
In the pursuit of more sustainable energy, Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) has emerged as a standout resource. We’re helping to build the infrastructure to make this renewable fuel feasible for utilities and their industrial partners throughout the Midwest by constructing new anaerobic digester systems that capture, transport, and process biogas from a very dependable organic waste source: cows.
Key Highlights
Efficient piping systems are essential for the effective and safe operation of anaerobic digestion processes necessary for RNG production. In South Dakota, we installed a total of 35 miles of 4-inch biogas and 4-inch high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipes to connect RNG-producing dairy farms with a gas utility interconnect. Methane generated by the dairy of nearly 40,000 cows is captured, cleaned, converted to RNG, and injected into the interstate gas pipeline to be employed for a variety of uses.
Project Overview
In the pursuit of more sustainable energy, Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) has emerged as a standout resource. We’re helping to build the infrastructure to make this renewable fuel feasible for utilities and their industrial partners throughout the Midwest by constructing new anaerobic digester systems that capture, transport, and process biogas from a very dependable organic waste source: cows.
Key Highlights
Efficient piping systems are essential for the effective and safe operation of anaerobic digestion processes necessary for RNG production. In South Dakota, we installed a total of 35 miles of 4-inch biogas and 4-inch high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipes to connect RNG-producing dairy farms with a gas utility interconnect. Methane generated by the dairy of nearly 40,000 cows is captured, cleaned, converted to RNG, and injected into the interstate gas pipeline to be employed for a variety of uses.