The new facility is an alternative-energy plant that will use food scraps and farm waste to create a renewable source of energy for power utilities in the Willamette Valley.
The new facility is an alternative-energy plant that will use food scraps and farm waste to create a renewable source of energy for power utilities in the Willamette Valley.
According to CEO Dean Foor, JC-Biomethane LLC plans to wrap up construction of its $4 million Green Lane Energy biogas facility by the end of October. The plant will compost organic waste such as food scraps, straw, manure and other materials to generate methane gas that will be collected and burned to power a turbine and produce electricity.
Read more at Eugene Register-Guard.
