Overview
Bio Town BioGas runs an on-farm anaerobic digestion system at a multi-generational Indiana farm, turning cattle and swine manure and other organic waste into biogas, fertilizer, animal bedding, and water. The biogas is refined into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas and electricity, while byproducts are sold as soil amendments, with the process creating a closed-loop waste-to-value chain. What sets it apart is its vertically integrated model and large-scale RNG production from on-site digesters, processing diverse waste streams, and its partnership to expand capacity. Its goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and odors from farming while delivering renewable energy and fertilizer to support sustainable agriculture.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Christopher J. Pino became CEO in January 2026, adding energy-infrastructure expertise.
- BioTown reports about 475,000 MMBtu yearly RNG and 5.5 MW installed capacity.
- Its 2026 site claims 31,500 cattle and 182,500 tons yearly waste conversion.
What critics are saying
- IDEM cited BioTown in 2015 for operating without permits; compliance risk persists.
- A 2026 air-permit comment period for Bio Town Biogas and Bio Town Ag signals scrutiny.
- Single-site Reynolds dependence concentrates outages, feedstock disruption, and permitting delays into one asset.
What makes Bio Town Ag, Inc. / Bio Town BioGas unique
- BioTown runs one of North America's largest on-farm biodigesters, with Green Rock.
- Its 2026 model turns manure, food waste, RNG, electricity, fertilizer, and bedding.
- BioTown owns trucks and destinations, giving rare end-to-end control in Indiana.
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