Mark Lowey

Inside a family farm’s biogas system producing enough power for 200 homes

Mark Lowey
March 30, 2022

A family-owned dairy farm in Ontario that invested $4 million in a biogas system is seeing economic and environmental benefits from the waste-to-energy technology, says owner Gord Green of Greenholm Farms.

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Organizations: Greenholm Farms and Ontario Power Authority
People: Dave Green and Gord Green
Topics: on-farm biogas system, reducing methane emissions, renewable electricity, utilizing agricultural waste, and waste-to-energy technology

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