Recordings Available: Webinar Series on Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) for Farms

Someday as much as 10% of renewable natural gas (RNG) in the U.S. pipeline could come from farm digesters. The opportunities for farms to create RNG are ripe, but it can be challenging to keep tabs on this growing renewable energy space.

Listen to RNG specialists, economists and farmers provide a step by step approach to a successful RNG project on your farm -

from start to finish.

What is driving RNG opportunities? What does the future market look like?
What type of information do you need to prepare for an RNG project?
What are the types of digesters your farm should consider?
How to weigh the "risks and rewards” of a multi-million-dollar project

WATCH RECORDING #1

What happens after you find out your farm is a good fit for an RNG project?
How do you select a business model that works for your farm?
How do you prepare for potential partners and contracts?
Learn about resourcse/expertise you'll need, and when to seek legal advice

WATCH RECORDING #2

Understanding guidelines and the permitting process
What to look for in a contract and how to do proper due-diligence
What are banks and financers going to ask of each farm?
Exploring financing or grant opportunities

WATCH RECORDING #3

What are the key considerations for the final stages of your RNG project?
What do you need to know about community outreach?
How do you properly manage and account for finances?
What are the potential impacts of a construction project on your dairy?
What should you expect for starting up the system?

WATCH RECORDING #4

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About EPA AgSTAR

AgSTAR is a voluntary program sponsored by EPA and the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) that promotes the use of anaerobic digestion and biogas recovery systems to reduce methane emissions from livestock waste. AgSTAR provides information and advancements in anaerobic digestion technologies with the public, as well as strong collaboration with U.S. livestock, biogas and government stakeholders to advance the deployment of anaerobic digesters and biogas systems in the U.S.

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