Greenlane signs $7.7 supply contract for Brightmark RNG project
Greenlane Renewables’ wholly-owned subsidiary, Greenlane Biogas North America, has signed a $7.7 million (€4.94 million) contract for a new renewable natural gas (RNG) project developed by Brightmark.
The multiple-site dairy farm project in Florida, US, will use Greenlane’s pressure swing adsorption biogas upgrading systems.
Greenlane’s systems will be used in Brightmark’s Sobek RNG project in Okeechobee County at four Larson family dairy farms. The project is expected to generate 171,000 MMBtu annually of RNG upon completion, which will be injected into the local interstate gas pipeline system.
Brad Douville, president and CEO of Greenlane, said: “This is a showcase project and second contract with Brightmark, one of the leading RNG project developers in the US. We’re honoured to be a trusted collaborator for this exciting new project in Florida.”
“Greenlane’s industry expertise and track record in designing and providing biogas upgrading systems were exactly what we were looking for in a partner as we continue to grow our RNG project portfolio,” said Bob Powell, founder and CEO of Brightmark.
“This helped us de-risk and conclude the project financing, an important step prior to starting construction.”
The multiple-site dairy farm project in Florida, US, will use Greenlane’s pressure swing adsorption biogas upgrading systems.
Greenlane’s systems will be used in Brightmark’s Sobek RNG project in Okeechobee County at four Larson family dairy farms. The project is expected to generate 171,000 MMBtu annually of RNG upon completion, which will be injected into the local interstate gas pipeline system.
Brad Douville, president and CEO of Greenlane, said: “This is a showcase project and second contract with Brightmark, one of the leading RNG project developers in the US. We’re honoured to be a trusted collaborator for this exciting new project in Florida.”
“Greenlane’s industry expertise and track record in designing and providing biogas upgrading systems were exactly what we were looking for in a partner as we continue to grow our RNG project portfolio,” said Bob Powell, founder and CEO of Brightmark.
“This helped us de-risk and conclude the project financing, an important step prior to starting construction.”
