Nebraska Feedlot RNG Project Breaks Ground to Supply Fuel Markets
A new anaerobic digestion facility at Adams Land Cattle in Nebraska will convert livestock waste into 1.2 million MMBtu of pipeline-quality renewable natural gas annually.
Construction has commenced on a new renewable natural gas venture situated in Broken Bow, Nebraska, designed to transform livestock waste into pipeline-grade fuel for energy applications and transport networks.
The project is located at the Adams Land Cattle feedlot, where eight anaerobic digesters are being installed. The processing infrastructure will treat manure generated by the cattle operations to produce sustainable natural gas.
Once operational, the facility is projected to generate roughly 1.2 million MMBtu of pipeline-quality natural gas per year. Project leads intend for the output to provide an eco-friendly source of energy suitable for grid injection and fuel applications, including shipping.
Backers of the Adams Land Cattle RNG facility emphasized that the initiative demonstrates the capacity of the agricultural sector to contribute directly to the expanding demand for low-carbon fuel alternatives.
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