Tribes and dairy farmers made a model renewable energy program. It’s about to get even better

About 85,000 gallons a day of cow manure and food waste flow into the pit at Werkhoeven Dairy in Monroe, Washington. The digester captures methane that powers a generator, producing enough renewable energy for nearly 700 homes. This is an example of one of the uses of hydrogen that can come from RNG.

New tech will make this project even cleaner

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