Published by Missouri Prairie Journal, Vol. 40 No. 2
Written by: Brandon Butler
Roeslein Alternative Energy (RAE) is through its initial phase as a startup company and is now tackling the challenge of a startup’s second phase–growth. With renewable natural gas (RNG) production underway from the anaerobic digestion of animal waste, RAE continues to look to the future and implementing the plan for Horizon 2, which focuses on RNG production from the digestion of prairie plant biomass.
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Initial 200,000 Acre Grand River Project to Demonstrate Benefits for Environment, Wildlife, and Renewable Energy
Ultimate Goal: 30 Million Acres in 30 Years
St. Louis and Princeton, MO – An unprecedented gathering of business, agriculture, grazing, conservation and government change-agents helped launch a market-based approach to reduce soil erosion and nutrient run-off on endangered landscapes.
Roeslein Alternative Energy (RAE) was founded in 2012 as an operator and developer of renewable energy production facilities that converts agricultural and industrial wastes along with renewable biomass feedstocks to renewable natural gas and sustainable co-products.
Written by Rudi Roeslein
Another year; another ‘record-breaking’ flood; another debate about levees. Einstein said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over but expecting different results. It is time to recognize that development in flood plains, wetlands and riparian buffers is causing these catastrophes. It is also time to recognize that nature has provided the only solution that is practical, cost effective and scalable.
We can soak up water before it floods.
Written by Rudi Roeslein
After epic Midwest winter flooding, there’s renewed discussion about reducing the damage next time. But instead of spending valuable resources trying to hold flood waters back, let’s do a better job preventing floods in the first place.