Overview
Bio Town BioGas turns manure and local organic waste from a large cattle and swine operation into energy and soil products through anaerobic digestion. In digesters, the waste is broken down without oxygen to yield biogas (RNG and electricity) plus a liquid fertilizer, compost, and treated water; the RNG is processed for pipeline fuel and power is generated on-site. The venture is vertically integrated from collection to end products and is one of North America's largest on-farm RNG producers, with a spin-off in 2021 to expand capacity in partnership with Green Rock Energy Partners. Its goal is to cut greenhouse gas emissions and odors from farming while providing renewable energy and soil amendments to support sustainable agriculture.
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What believers are saying
- BioTown Biogas named Christopher J. Pino CEO on January 21, 2026.
- The site reports roughly 475,000 MMBtu yearly RNG and 5.5 MW power capacity.
- BioTown says it can scale feedstock procurement by rail beyond Reynolds.
What critics are saying
- IDEM posted a Bio Town Ag land-application permit notice on October 21, 2026.
- Indiana regulators already tracked Bio Town Ag permit activity and active case files.
- RNG economics rely on policy support; Christopher Pino flagged 45Z uncertainty in 2026.
What makes Bio Town Ag, Inc. / Bio Town BioGas unique
- BioTown Ag runs a closed-loop farm-energy system in Reynolds, Indiana.
- BioTown Biogas paired with Green Rock Energy Partners since 2021.
- BioTown injects pipeline-quality RNG and sells fertilizer, bedding, and compost.
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