Converting manure into pipeline‑quality RNG at Neogenyx Fuels’ first agricultural RNG project

The Adams Land & Cattle RNG Facility transforms agricultural waste into a valuable renewable energy resource through an integrated process that combines anaerobic digestion, gas upgrading, and pipeline injection. By capturing methane from livestock manure and upgrading it to pipeline-quality renewable natural gas (RNG), the facility creates a scalable pathway for agricultural operations to produce low-carbon energy while maximizing the value of existing resources and byproducts.

Once upgraded, the RNG is injected into the local natural gas system, providing a dependable, domestically produced fuel source for the energy market. The facility is expected to produce approximately 1.2 million MMBtu of RNG annually while supporting resource efficiency through the beneficial reuse of digestate byproducts. By converting manure into renewable energy, the project demonstrates how agricultural operations can turn waste into a productive energy resource while supporting domestic energy production.

Beyond renewable energy production, the Adams Land & Cattle RNG Facility delivers meaningful environmental, economic, and community benefits, including:

• Converts livestock manure into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas, transforming a waste stream into a productive energy resource
• Maximizes resource utilization through the beneficial reuse of digestate byproducts
• Creates investment and job growth opportunities in rural communities
• Generates a new revenue-producing energy resource from agricultural waste
• Avoids up to 63,700 metric tons of CO₂ emissions annually
• Emissions reductions equivalent to the carbon sequestered by ~63,800 acres of U.S. forest in one year