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Will Your Biogas Digester Project Be Profitable? Biodigester projects require millions of dollars in upfront investment, which is why project developers, utilities, and engineering firms regularly contract us to perform feasibility studies before the project moves forward. In fact, Regenis’ Research Director, Dr. Craig Frear, is the co-author of  Completing A Successful Feasibility Study For An Anaerobic Digester Project. Digesters we’ve built have a combined 120 years of service behind them, which is why you can have confidence your project will get off to a solid start.

Every project has to consider the number and types of cows, type of animal housing, and type of manure collection, among other factors, to produce the maximum amount of biogas. Millions of dollars are at stake if the calculations and designs are incorrect. We`ll Help You To Get Up To Speed. Breaking down cow manure through the anaerobic digester process is different from breaking down food waste or human waste. We understand how to integrate the various components of the system into the dairy’s footprint, incorporating pieces of the design puzzle from collection and lagoon storage to manure treatment.

Keep Your Anaerobic Digester In Tip Top Operating Shape. Digesters that are designed, built, and operated correctly will provide years of revenue for both project owners and developers as clean electricity, renewable natural gas (RNG), and carbon credits.