Take a look at our current projects...
Big Run Bi-County Alcoa Wewoka Fort Bend Oak Grove Black Oak  
Big Run Bi-County Alcoa Wewoka Ft Bend Oak Grove Black Oak  

Big Run Power Producers, LLC:
Developed a GCCS project with a temporary flare currently in place. The Big Run landfill accepts over 3500 tones of waste per day. With high potential for LFG, we are still searching for our end-use.(more)

Bi-County Gas Producers, LLC:
Developing a Landfill Gas to Energy (LFGE) project where all energy will be created on site. The power produced will be purchased under TVA's Generation Partners Program and redistributed to local homes and businesses.(more)

Alcoa Gas Producers, LLC:
Developing a completely voluntary LFGE project with 32 wells and an active flare. The engine which will turn the methane gas into energy is expected to be online in early August of 2011.(more)

Wewoka Gas Producers, LLC:
A direct use and flare project where landfill gas is piped directly to a nearby brick plant. Commercial brick will use methane gas from the Sooner Landfill to fire brick drying kilns. Excess LFG will be flared off to earn carbon credits as this is a non-NSPS site. (more)

Ft. Bend Power Producers, LLC:
Developed the first GCCS of many to come on this large landfill near Houston, TX. With an estimated SCFM of over 1000, the Fort Bend Regional Landfill will supply enough LFG to develop a High BTU or large power generation project.(more)

Oak Grove Power Producers, LLC:
Located in Arcadia, KS, Oak Grove is a current power producing project capable of generating 1.6 mW of electricity at full capacity. After coming online in March of 2010, the OGPP Caterpillar engine has more than 95% uptime supplying the local community with renewable energy.(more)

Black Oak Power Producers, LLC:
Located in Hartville, MO, the Black Oak site is producing is producing approx. 750 scfm @ 54% CH4. Initial expectations of power generation are in the range of 3.2 to 4.8 mW.(more)

  

...and projects that are already complete!
Pitt Greenville Asehville Hendersonville Catawba Newton Other Posts
Pitt Greenville Asheville Catawba Newton Other Projects

Pitt Landfill Gas, LLC:
Developed a medium-BTU project connecting the Pitt County Landfill with University Health Care Systems Hospital with a 2.5-mile pipeline. Two of the Hospital’s base-loading boilers were retrofitted to handle No. 2 oil, natural gas and landfill gas.(more)

Greenville Gas Producers, LLC:
Developed the Greenville County Enoree Landfill into a 3.2 MW power plant. The power is sold to Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC. The project is also believed to be the first known landfill project in the United States to be validated, verified and able to sell carbon credits under the VCS protocol. (more)

Asheville Landfill Gas, LLC:
Developed the Buncombe County Riverside Landfill with several types of end uses. The first project was a two-mile pipeline connecting the landfill to the Metropolitan Sewerage District. The second project fuels a one megawatt generator that was North Carolina’s first certified NC Green Power project. (more)

NC Municipal Gas, LP: Developed the Henderson County Landfill into a medium-Btu pipeline project. Enerdyne III, LLC buys the gas and produces steam for resale to a juice plant, Clement Pappas. Enerdyne III built a complete boiler room adjacent to the established boiler room. This is a 2.5 mile pipeline. (more)

Catawba Landfill Gas, LLC:
Developed the Blackburn Landfill into a three MW site. The gas company sells the gas back to Catawba County. The County owns three JenBacher engines powering the gas collection system to produce around 1,200 SCFM of landfill gas (more)

Newton Landfill Gas, LLC:
 Developed the Newton Landfill project. (more)

 Enerdyne Power Systems has been around for over 17 years and has developed many projects. (more)