Through anaerobic co-digestion of waste activated sludge (biosolids) and organic waste (food, yard trimmings, lumber residue etc..) we can generate large amounts of renewable natural gas. This can can be used for generating heat and power. It is the fastest growing energy sector in Europe and would be ideal for the Oregon coast by creating energy resiliency, significantly reducing waste to landfills and removing biosolid contamination of the sensitive coastal watersheds.

Presentation to Lincoln City residents on the benefits of building a Co-digesting anaerobic digester at the WWTP

PowerPoint presentation for closed loop system in South African rural schools

The creation of regional coastal co-digestion facilities is the type of long term infrastructural change that can save significant amounts of taxpayer money, create good jobs and benefit the environment.

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Capture biosolids from wastewater treatments plants to generate power and reduce land application and diversion to landfills

Providing education and training for waste reduction and conversion programs

The basic system for anaerobic digestion

Linking resources to develop consistent high yield feedstocks

Presentation to Lincoln city Oregon council regarding the Siletz river watershed contamination and biosolid disposal at landfill

Presentation to Lincoln county Oregon commission regarding the Siletz river watershed contamination from biosolid application