Published by High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal
Roeslein Alternative Energy and Smithfield Hog Production celebrated the completion of the first phase of a $120 million energy project Aug. 24 in Princeton, Missouri. The project’s focus is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, produce renewable natural gas, eliminate rainfall effects of treatment systems and generate additional jobs for the surrounding community.
Published by BioMass Magazine
Written by Katie Fletcher
On Aug. 24, Roeslein Alternative Energy and Smithfield Hog Production celebrated the production of renewable natural gas (RNG) at the Ruckman farm site for delivery to the national pipeline from its large manure-to-energy project.
Published by St. Louis Business Journal
The first renewable natural gas produced by Roeslein Alternative Energy’s $120 million manure-to-energy project in northwest Missouri is now being injected into the national pipeline for use around the country.
Published by Electric Energy Online
St. Louis-based Roeslein Alternative Energy says it is providing the Smithfield Hog Production division of Smithfield Foods with a large-scale manure-to-energy system that will create biogas derived from hog manure lagoons.
Published by Missouri Ruralist
A special event was planned for 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 24 at the Ruckman Farm to mark the completion of a significant portion of the $120 million renewable natural gas initiative.
Roeslein Alternative Energy (RAE) announced that the first Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) produced from methane captured using covered manure lagoons at a Smithfield Hog Production farm near Albany, Missouri is now being injected into the national pipeline for distribution and use across the country. The completion of RNG production facilities at Ruckman Farm is a significant milestone for the $120 million project, which is the largest manure-to-energy project of its kind.
Published by Electric Energy Online
St. Louis-based Roeslein Alternative Energy says it is providing the Smithfield Hog Production division of Smithfield Foods with a large-scale manure-to-energy system that will create biogas derived from hog manure lagoons.
Published by Farm Forum
Roeslein Alternative Energy (RAE) announced that the first Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) produced from methane captured using covered manure lagoons at a Smithfield Hog Production farm near Albany, Missouri is now being injected into the national pipeline for distribution and use across the country. The completion of RNG production facilities at Ruckman Farm is a significant milestone for the $120 million project, which is the largest manure-to-energy project of its kind.
Published by Highland Plains/Midwest Ag Journal
Roeslein Alternative Energy celebrated the completion of the first phase of its alternative energy project in northwest Missouri.
Published by St. Joseph News-Press