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Biogas Development | LFG Development

This Dallas-based startup captures renewable landfill gas to extract biomethane, preventing its release into the atmosphere as a greenhouse gas. By recycling this waste gas, the company contributes to reducing overall greenhouse gas emissions and promotes sustainable energy solutions.

Dallas, United StatesFounded 20178200+ followers
Updated 3 months ago

Funding

$350K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

Product

Problem

Landfill gas, a byproduct of decomposing organic waste, is often released directly into the atmosphere. This gas contains methane, a potent greenhouse gas that contributes significantly to global warming. Capturing and processing this gas is essential to mitigate its environmental impact.

Solution

This startup captures and refines landfill gas, preventing the release of methane into the atmosphere. The captured gas is processed to remove impurities and create biomethane, a renewable natural gas alternative. This biomethane can then be used as a fuel source for electricity generation, heating, or transportation, displacing fossil fuels and reducing overall greenhouse gas emissions. By transforming waste gas into a valuable energy resource, the company promotes a circular economy and contributes to a more sustainable energy future.

Target Audience

The primary customers are landfill operators seeking to reduce emissions and generate revenue from waste gas, as well as utilities and energy companies looking for renewable natural gas sources.

Features

  • Landfill gas capture and collection systems designed for optimal efficiency
  • Advanced gas processing technology to remove contaminants and produce pipeline-quality biomethane
  • Biomethane upgrading and compression for various end-use applications
  • Renewable natural gas (RNG) production for injection into existing natural gas pipelines
  • On-site power generation using combined heat and power (CHP) systems fueled by biomethane
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