In cooperation with EIP Ventures, the Integrated Biogas Alliance is developing 7 dairy products, the final stage of the 16,500 head biogas project. The project is expected to close at the end of the first quarter of 2021.
IBA President Christopher Maloney said: “We are very happy to announce our first dairy cow biogas project.” “This is the Boise Biogas Group under the leadership of IBA partner and chief project manager Digester Doc. The culmination of two years of outstanding development work. The project is located on about 50 acres near Boise Idaho, ideally located near a natural gas pipeline. The project is the first phase of a larger biogas facility planned for the site, every day 1,200 MMBtu of renewable natural gas will be produced. After the completion of the project, it is expected to create more than 300 direct and indirect jobs during the construction phase. The facility will eventually employ 15 full-time employees on site, and another 40 related to transportation and offsite Processing-related work. The project will bring together many IBA companies’ technology, equipment and related consulting, engineering and construction services.”
Will Charlton, a spokesperson for BBG and President of Digester Doc, said: “The project has received all major permits and approvals, and received strong local and state support. “We are very pleased to work with the Chris, Tom, Beverly and IBA teams to advance this project. The project will greatly increase the renewable energy production capacity of dairy farms in Idaho. ”
EIP Ventures outside of New York will lead the final development phase of IBA to ensure completion. “The project will remove the equivalent of 260 gallons of diesel per hour from the atmosphere every hour and prevent the emission of about 2.2 million gallons of diesel per year, which is equivalent to planting 36,000 acres of forest every year. EIP Ventures is happy to work with IBA to ensure The success of the project.” said Beverly Westle, managing director of EIP Ventures.
Schumann Tanks from Germany have hundreds of reference materials around the world and have won a reputation for 20 years with their excellent quality. Schumann storage tanks are considered to be one of the top companies in the global storage tank construction industry, accounting for more than 25% of global bio-digestion tank sales, and has deployed equipment in biogas and water treatment projects in eight states in the United States. Global anaerobic digestion expert Zenviro Tech US Inc. is located in Crystal Lake, Illinois (formerly Eisenmann Environmental Technology in the US), and will provide AD process engineering and design for this project. Greenlane Renewables, headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, is expected to provide the required biogas upgrade system. The Science, Engineering and Construction Company, headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, will lead the balance between plant design and plant construction. Symbiont SEC is the North American market leader in EPC, general contracting and design, construction and execution of renewable natural gas and energy projects.
Post time: Mar-25-2021