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  Meadow Branch Landfill Methane Recovery Project  

Meadow Branch Landfill Methane Recovery Project

The Meadow Branch Landfill Methane Recovery Project is located near Athens, Tennessee. The Meadow Branch Landfill is owned and operated by the Environmental Trust Company, a Waste Connections subsidiary. This project was developed, designed, and built by Keystone and AGL’s joint venture company, Renewco, LLC. This plant was designed to process 3,600 scfm of raw LFG. Compression and an Air Liquide-Medal Biogaz System delivers the gas to a local utility pipeline. The plant began commercial operations in October 2011. Keystone is operating this facility.

 
 
  River Birch Landfill Methane Recovery Project  

River Birch Landfill Methane Recovery Project

The River Birch Landfill Methane Recovery Project is located in Waggaman, Louisiana on the River Birch Landfill owned and operated by River Birch, Inc. Keystone designed and built this high-BTU project under contract to the owner. This plant was designed to process 8,000 scfm of raw LFG. Compression and an Air Liquide-Medal Biogaz System delivers 970 BTU gas to a local utility pipeline. The plant began commercial operations in June 2010.

 
 
  Seneca Landfill Methane Recovery Project  

Seneca Landfill Methane Recovery Project

The Lego V, LP Landfill Methane Recovery Project is located in Butler County, Pennsylvania on the Seneca Landfill owned by Vogel Holding, Inc. Keystone designed and built this high-BTU project under contract to the owner. This plant was designed
to process 3,000 scfm of raw LFG. Compression and an Air Liquide-Medal Biogaz System delivers 970 BTU gas to a local utility pipeline. The plant began commercial operations during the first quarter of 2011.

 
 
  Air Liquid Membrane Skid  

Southern Alleghenies Landfill Methane Recovery Project

Southern Alleghenies Landfill is located in Somerset County, Pennsylvania near the Town of Davidsville. The landfill is owned and operated by Waste Management, Inc. (Waste Management). The project was purchased by Leaf LFG US Investments, Inc. in November 2008.

This high-BTU project began commercial operation in September 2007. Compression and an Air Liquide-Medal Biogaz Membrane System deliver 970 BTU gas through a 2.8-mile pipeline to a local public utility’s natural gas distribution system. This plant was designed to process over 2,000 scfm of raw LFG. While Keystone operated this plant, it produced about 650 MCF per day. Keystone operated this plant until September 30, 2009 at which time the new owner assumed operating control.

 
 
  Shade  

Shade Landfill Methane Recovery Project

Shade Landfill is located in Somerset County, Pennsylvania near the Town of Cairnbrook. The landfill is owned and operated by Waste Management, Inc. (Waste Management). The project was purchased by Leaf LFG US Investments, Inc. in November 2008.

This high-BTU project began commercial operation in September 2007. Compression and an AirLiquide-Medal Biogaz Membrane System deliver 970 BTU gas through a 12-mile pipeline to a local public utility’s natural gas distribution system. This plant was designed to process over 4,000 scfm of raw LFG. While Keystone operated this plant, it produced about 1,200 to 1,400 MCF per day. Keystone operated this plant until September 30, 2009 at which time the new owner assumed operating control.

 
 
Laurel Highlands Landfill Methane Recovery Project

Laurel Highlands Landfill Methane Recovery Project

Laurel Highlands Landfill is located in Cambria County, Pennsylvania near the Town of Vintondale. The landfill is owned and operated by Waste Management, Inc. (Waste Management). The project was purchased by Leaf LFG US Investments, Inc. in November 2008.

This high-BTU project began commercial operation in July 2006. Compression and an Air Liquide-Medal Biogaz Membrane System deliver 970 BTU gas through a 1.8-mile pipeline to a local public utility's natural gas distribution system. This plant was designed to process 3,000 scfm of raw LFG. While Keystone operated this plant, it produced about 1,400 to 1,500 MCF per day. Keystone operated this plant until September 30, 2009 at which time the new owner assumed operating control.

 
 
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