CH Four Biogas Is Poised to Design, Build, Finance, Own and Operate Waste-to-energy Facilities

Online, June 26, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Many factors drive the growing demand that organics must be diverted from landfills, not the least of which is the fact that organic waste can be turned into useful products, like energy and fertilizer. The most beneficial and cost-effective of these processes is called anaerobic digestion; it has been used in thousands of facilities all over the world and has no unusable by-product; thus the process is environmentally and socially responsible.

CH Four Biogas is a pioneer of this technology in North America, and the systems they have designed and/or built use co-substrates; a mix of feedstocks from whatever may be available to the systems. These feedstocks include digestible waste products from food and beverage processing and other organic industrial and commercial waste streams. All of CH Four's systems perform as designed or better, in part due to the innovative and efficient design, but also due to the ongoing monitoring and feedstock modeling services the company offers its clients.

Recognizing the growing need for anaerobic digester facilities, CH Four has now added financing partners to their portfolio of trusted design and process engineers, waste brokers, and construction companies. "CH Four recognizes the varying needs of our customers and we are able to offer a full suite of services from Owner Built to DBFOO (Design, Build, Finance, Own and Operate)" states Ethan Werner, CH Four's director of operations and business development. "Our experience converting a mixed substrate stream into energy - in a reliable and sustainable manner - is unparalleled in the industry."